[sirdaft1]

Originally Posted by Darin911

18x9.5 ET22 18x10.5 ET22
R888 275/35/18 and 315/30/18

Build Thread:
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showth...5#post16280535

Proper proper setup my friend

[Fundguy1]

Originally Posted by Leather_Lung

17x9 245/40
17x9.5 275/40
Toyo Proxies R1R

Why so small a diameter wheel?

[Leather_Lung]

Originally Posted by Fundguy1

Why so small a diameter wheel?

Tried something different.
Wheels weigh about 16lbs a rim and wanted to fit more rubber.
Waiting on some photos from someone that's photo savvy.
Here's some cell phoners for now

Apex ARC-8
Toyo Proxes R1r
17x9 245/40/17
17x9.5 275/40/17 ECS Tuning 5mm Spacers

[modobrew]

Originally Posted by Leather_Lung

Tried something different.
Wheels weigh about 16lbs a rim and wanted to fit more rubber.
Waiting on some photos from someone that's photo savvy.
Here's some cell phoners for now

Apex ARC-8
Toyo Proxes R1r
17x9 245/40/17
17x9.5 275/40/17 ECS Tuning 5mm Spacers

That actually looks surprising good. They look bigger than 17's and you have a nice chunk of rubber to go with it.

[Jimmy-F46 M-sport]

Originally Posted by modobrew

That actually looks surprising good. They look bigger than 17's and you have a nice chunk of rubber to go with it.

+1 they look fantastic for 17's

[idratherbesurfing]

Originally Posted by Leather_Lung

Tried something different.
Wheels weigh about 16lbs a rim and wanted to fit more rubber.
Waiting on some photos from someone that's photo savvy.
Here's some cell phoners for now

Apex ARC-8
Toyo Proxes R1r
17x9 245/40/17
17x9.5 275/40/17 ECS Tuning 5mm Spacers

Looks awesome! im going to try to get to 10inch for the rear so i can run 285s or bigger

[Narvin]

Originally Posted by Leather_Lung

Tried something different.
Wheels weigh about 16lbs a rim and wanted to fit more rubber.
Waiting on some photos from someone that's photo savvy.
Here's some cell phoners for now

Apex ARC-8
Toyo Proxes R1r
17x9 245/40/17
17x9.5 275/40/17 ECS Tuning 5mm Spacers

I have to agree with everyone. That looks pretty dope for 17". I think it helps that your wheels are black too. It's an illusion so that the wheels don't appear so small (as if it were silver)

[CTSSS]

Originally Posted by Narvin

I have to agree with everyone. That looks pretty dope for 17". I think it helps that your wheels are black too. It's an illusion so that the wheels don't appear so small (as if it were silver)

He is also using 40 profile tires which is the proper size for 18s, if he was on the correct 45 profile tires for 17 inch rims it would look more like a normal 17.

[BoogeyMan'sBMW]

Originally Posted by thestein1016

Since I didn't follow the rules...
Width: 255 and 315 on 19's


Thickness: 245 and 275 on 17's

Is that 17 x 9 for front and rear?

[11LMBiSTT]

Originally Posted by BoogeyMan'sBMW

Is that 17 x 9 for front and rear?

That's 17x9 and 17x9.5. I bought those wheels.

[Fundguy1]

How did you fit 315s on 19s on a 335? What offset and rim size? Modifications? Issues?

[11LMBiSTT]

Originally Posted by Fundguy1

How did you fit 315s on 19s on a 335? What offset and rim size? Modifications? Issues?

The blue car above, that you're referring to has a custom widebody/rear fender flares. That is how he was able to accommodate 315s on 19s.

[blackturbo]

Originally Posted by Leather_Lung

Tried something different.
Wheels weigh about 16lbs a rim and wanted to fit more rubber.
Waiting on some photos from someone that's photo savvy.
Here's some cell phoners for now

Holy crap that looks amazing for 17s!
Hows the drive so far? Any change in fuel milage?

[NC335d]

Apex Arc-8 17" w/ Conti DWS 245/45zr17 275/40zr17

[classyfast]

Unless you're seriously tracking (which most of us are not) there is no need to be running anything smaller than 18's.....17's look terrible

[Fundguy1]

Originally Posted by classyfast

Unless you're seriously tracking (which most of us are not) there is no need to be running anything smaller than 18's.....17's look terrible

17s wouldn't do well with cornering unless it's on low profile tires. Tall slicks for drag maybe but then they're track dedicated wheels. I agree. 17s look lame. 18s average. 19s great. 20s+ ghetto on our cars.

[Fundguy1]

Originally Posted by 11LMBiSTT

The blue car above, that you're referring to has a custom widebody/rear fender flares. That is how he was able to accommodate 315s on 19s.

Looks great. How much, where was it done?

[idratherbesurfing]

Originally Posted by Fundguy1

17s wouldn't do well with cornering unless it's on low profile tires. Tall slicks for drag maybe but then they're track dedicated wheels. I agree. 17s look lame. 18s average. 19s great. 20s+ ghetto on our cars.

Everyone knows 17inch in lighter... if anyone is running a 17 inch wheel with a fat tall tired it's going to be for drag racing and roll racing, most people on here will not even take their car to a track at all so they just do it for looks. And I have seen plenty of people with 17 inch wheels in person with fat ass drag tires on them and the car looks badass. But just like everything else it comes down to your personal opinion...,except 20inch+ wheels...no on should have them on this car 😂

[Leather_Lung]

These 17s look terrible

[Bours]

Originally Posted by Leather_Lung

These 17s look terrible

loll its your car right ? finally you dont like them or your beging sarcastic ?? i think they look good tbh

[Ruddigger]

I like the look of 17's. And I like not rolling on rubberbands anymore as well. I want to put something meatier on my stock 17" style 285's square setup. They come 225/45 I was thinking 245/40. Do you guys think that would be too wide for the 8" rim?

[Msport335]

Originally Posted by NC335d

Apex Arc-8 17" w/ Conti DWS 245/45zr17 275/40zr17

17x9 et 30 or 17x9.5 et35?

what suspension? any rubbing in the rear with the 275's?