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Originally Posted by ashtaron14
So for a E90 ZCP M3 with Brembo 380mm Front and Rear, I should go for 18x9.5mm & 18x10.5mm with 265/35 & 285/35?
Will it have a similar stance to the E92 in these pics?
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ashtaron14
So for a E90 ZCP M3 with Brembo 380mm Front and Rear, I should go for 18x9.5mm & 18x10.5mm with 265/35 & 285/35?
Will it have a similar stance to the E92 in these pics?
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The car in those photos was using an 18x10" ET25 in the front but there are other factors that are making the wheel/tire poke out more than it normally would on a correctly fitted car and the fitment on it is not recommended by us.
- It is equipped with KW V3 coilovers and the wheel/tire was hitting the spring before fully seating onto the hub making it look as if the wheel is poking more than it actually should be.
- It is also equipped with a 275/40/18 Toyo R888 tire that is too tall of a fitment for the front of an E9x M3. This appears bulged out on the 18x10" ET25 making the wheel/tire setup again look as if it has more poke than it actually should.
- A 10mm spacer was also stuck on the rear hubs making the 18x11" rear wheel have an effective offset of ET15!
The set up on this car was purely a test fitment to get some photos of the wheels out there for you guys.
This photo gives you a better idea of how 18x9.5" ET22 and 18x10.5" ET27 looks on E9x M3's. A much better fitting wheel/tire setup.
Another option is to use the 18x10" ET25 in the front with either a 275/35/18 tire and an 18x11" ET25 in the rear with a 295/30/18 tire. This is the fitment we suggest for E9x M3 owners looking for maximum width. Below is a picture of how that fitment would look.
