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      08-17-2013, 06:55 PM   #1
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15mm spacer on rear rubs on road dips, please advise!

Hello, today I just got done installing brand new 19" wheels AND tires (235/35/19 and 265/30/19) on 335i Coupe (sport package). I was told that 15mm rear and 12 front would be ok but when I hit some road bumps or dips the rear rubs a bit. Under normal driving conditions its fine. I installed 12 mm BMS spacers for the front. If I switch the 12 mm in the rear should it resolve my rubbing issue when hitting road dips?


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Only one way to find out. It should do the trick though.
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Are your fenders rolled?
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Are your fenders rolled?
No stock fenders and suspension, but the suspension is very low due to being sport package.
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I'd say just roll your fenders a little. We're talking about essentially 3-5mm of clearance *IF* the 12mm spacers fix the problem. But then again IDK if 3-5mm is worth an extra 100+ bucks to roll said fenders.
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I'd say just roll your fenders a little. We're talking about essentially 3-5mm of clearance *IF* the 12mm spacers fix the problem. But then again IDK if 3-5mm is worth an extra 100+ bucks to roll said fenders.
Yea, I can have my fenders rolled for $90 (both) in my area. What you mean not sure if its worth to roll or not?
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Because you already have the 12mm spacers you can replace the 15mm spacers with. If that fixes the rubbing issue then no need to roll the fenders. Then again you would have to buy spacers to replace the 1s you had in the front as well. Just get them rolled... sorry... my posts are becoming redundant! Lmao
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I'd say just roll your fenders a little. We're talking about essentially 3-5mm of clearance *IF* the 12mm spacers fix the problem. But then again IDK if 3-5mm is worth an extra 100+ bucks to roll said fenders.
Yea, I can have my fenders rolled for $90 (both) in my area. What you mean not sure if its worth to roll or not?
First off post this in the wheel/suspension area. When you get them rolled you still can't tell if you'll be clearing the 2-3mm difference. Best bet is to try on a set of 12mm and move forward after some research about e92's on sport suspension with you're wheel/tire size set up and if you're lucky the same offsets to see what they did to remedy the issue.
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Because you already have the 12mm spacers you can replace the 15mm spacers with. If that fixes the rubbing issue then no need to roll the fenders. Then again you would have to buy spacers to replace the 1s you had in the front as well. Just get them rolled... sorry... my posts are becoming redundant! Lmao
If 12 mm works in the rear Im pretty sure 15 would work for the front since the sport suspension 335s are much lower in the rear!
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what offsets are the wheels?
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what offsets are the wheels?
Here is all the info I have on the wheels and tires.


19x85 5x120 35 HB 2 224.75 449.50T
19x95 5x120 33 HB 2 224.75 449.50T
FALKEN 235/35/19 XL 91Y FK-453
FALKEN 265/30ZR19 RE 91Y FK-453
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yeah, swaping the spacers should help. You might need a slight roll, or just live with the minor rubbing.
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