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03-13-2008, 04:43 PM | #1 |
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I just ordered a e92 335 with the Style 230 wheels....and i going to need to get spacers with them? they are already (obviously wider out back) thanks in advance!!!
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My friend has 19" 230's on his e90 sedan and is running 12mm spacers on his rear.
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If you want spacers for those wheels, I can help you out.. Just gotta find the offset on those wheels.. Lets see...
-Edit Yeah, do you know the offset of those wheels? I got the width and tire size, but no offset o_O |
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they're stock...but i have no idea the the offset is -edit- im gonna be on stock suspension......the spacers will obviously give me a wider stance out back right?
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go with 12mm spacers and it will look awesome. they will look great even without them. offset in the rear is 39 and its a 9 in wide wheel. If it were me id go with a 12mm spacer. I had an e90 and I went with a 15mm and it was aggressive and nice.
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Yea, and if you can't find a 12mm spacer, a 10mm will work really well too.
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If you go w/ 12mm spacers, you'll need to roll your fenders, else it's going to rub. You can't go as aggressive as e90s.
I'd go 10mm max
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I don't think he'll rub with 12mm spacers. However, the 12mm spacers will put him very close the fender, but if he's stock otherwise, he shouldn't have any problems.
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thanks everyone for the info....
so yes i am on stock suspension.. so with 4 people do you think i will rub? im thinking soo...... so what if i go with the 10mm.....that would still look good right? how much? and where can i get them! sponsors!!!!!!!!
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can someone post pix of 12mm rear spacers?
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Tires Type Part Number Star spoke - style 230 3 Series (E90, E91, E92, E93) 8 x 19 Front 9 x 19 Rear ET 37 ET 39 225/35 R19Y 255/30 R19Y ^Found that in Bimmerfest.com If you have that exact setup and you decide to get our H&R TRAK+ spacers, I would say get a 10mm spacer in the rear, since you brought up 4 people being in your car. A 10mm spacer set up will be the safest bet in giving your E92 a more aggressive stance without rubbing when there are 4 people in it.. As for the front, I would say you can only go with a 5mm spacer since there isn't a spacer that'll fit between 5 and 10mm. I believe this would be the setup you'd go with in your situation. ------EDIT For 12mm spacer in the rear rides for the E92, I'd search, hold on.. i'll try looking around for you and give you some links here ------EDIT Hmm.. that's funny, I couldn't find any.. lol. Someone on this forum has to have a 12mm setup. Someone help jlspeed out!! |
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^^ james!!! thank you for your help man!
can you pm me a price for the spacers.... they seem simple (we know how that goes) are they something that takes like 5 minutes to put on? take wheel off, install spacer, put wheel back on?
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