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      04-24-2009, 04:26 PM   #1
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Just ordered a set of P40s: Hows the Set-up look?

I just want to make sure I did this right, so all comments are welcome.

Front: 19x9 255/35 +28 PS2
Rear: 19x10.5 305/30 +28 PS2

Will I get rubbing if I go with a coilover kit?
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I went with 255/35/19 and 295/30/19. It should be done in about a week. I am getting excited. I don't know the off-sets, but it is HRE's recommended fitments, whatever those are. I went with Brushed Aluminum w/ the clear coat. I plan on keeping the HRE center caps as well

I am wrapping them in Pirelli P Zero "Hero" tires
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Nice be sure to post pics.
Are you doing coilovers or springs?
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I just want to make sure I did this right, so all comments are welcome.

Front: 19x9 255/35 +28 PS2
Rear: 19x10.5 305/30 +28 PS2

Will I get rubbing if I go with a coilover kit?
With coilovers, you can get rubbing if you would like. Since the height is adjustable, rubbing of t he tires is up to you. You decide the height of the ride.

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Nice be sure to post pics.
Are you doing coilovers or springs?
I definately will.

Coilovers definately not, the M3 suspension is good enough that I can't justify spending $2500, now the 335I I did do coilovers, but M3 stock suspension is about 90% to 95% of what the KWV2s are.

Springs, I am not sure yet. I don't want to sacrifice ride or handling for looks. I am going from 245/40/18 265/40/18 to 255/35/19 295/30/19 will probably make the ride quality about all I would want to do.
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you should go more aggressive in the rear.

you probably will not rub on the coilover kit because you can adjust your camber/stiffness and height.
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I went with 255/35/19 and 295/30/19. It should be done in about a week. I am getting excited. I don't know the off-sets, but it is HRE's recommended fitments, whatever those are. I went with Brushed Aluminum w/ the clear coat. I plan on keeping the HRE center caps as well

I am wrapping them in Pirelli P Zero "Hero" tires
Hurry with the pics already!!!
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you should go more aggressive in the rear.

you probably will not rub on the coilover kit because you can adjust your camber/stiffness and height.
Can the offset be changed? I heard they just have an M3 specific from HRE and thats that.
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Can the offset be changed? I heard they just have an M3 specific from HRE and thats that.
If you request anything other than what they recommend, they will try to talk you out of it.

I tried to get them to make them with OEM specs and they wouldn't/couldn't do it.

I think that for mass producing purposes, they have their machine set-up for certain specs, and to alter that is a hassle. That is my opinion.

I have had a couple of conversations w/ Matt @ HRE and feel comfortable that they know what they are doing. I have about another week to wait until mine are done and I will report when they are done.

The issue you run into when going w/ aftermarket wheels, are looks VS performance. The goal especially when spending thousands of dollars is to increase both, and I hoping that is what I get with the HRE's.
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I think 11" is more suited for a 305 rear.
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I just inquired about 9.5 fronts for the HRE. Apparently they aren't available yet in the forged wheel.

Does anyone have a spacer recommendation for the front. The rears should look fine (changed to a 295/30)
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Went Aggressive!

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