Guys with an Aggressive Rear Offset: Come on in...

CSanto · 06-16-2009, 08:36 AM

Have you noticed the lower part of your rear fender (behind the tire) getting chewed up?

I washed my car this passed weekend and I've have my wheels on for about 2 weeks, the fender is gonna be chewed to sh*t.

I will post pics later.

p.s. Wheel width and offset - 10.5 +25

John@BMW · 06-16-2009, 09:17 AM

interesting- that rear tire setup is basically the equivalent of a stock wheel with an 11mm spacer added... It should not be rubbing unless you are running a 295+ mm tire width..... It must be rubbing on the very inside near the strut/spring....

My wheels stick out 3mm further than yours and my fenders are still happy....

Id like to see pics!!

You can always go with a thinner rear tire or run a 3mm spacer to get a little more clearance....

CSanto · 06-16-2009, 10:02 AM

Rubbing isnt the problem. Its the road debris getting kicked into the lower corner of my rear fender. I have a few chips on both sides already.

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CSanto Brigadier General 636 Rep 3,039 Posts Drives: 2015 BSM/SO M3 Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: New York iTrader: (3)	Guys with an Aggressive Rear Offset: Come on in... Have you noticed the lower part of your rear fender (behind the tire) getting chewed up? I washed my car this passed weekend and I've have my wheels on for about 2 weeks, the fender is gonna be chewed to sh*t. I will post pics later. p.s. Wheel width and offset - 10.5 +25
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John@BMW I can't belive this car is a 4 door family sedan. 66 Rep 385 Posts Drives: 2008 M3 sedan, '96 M3 Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Atlanta iTrader: (1)	interesting- that rear tire setup is basically the equivalent of a stock wheel with an 11mm spacer added... It should not be rubbing unless you are running a 295+ mm tire width..... It must be rubbing on the very inside near the strut/spring.... My wheels stick out 3mm further than yours and my fenders are still happy.... Id like to see pics!! You can always go with a thinner rear tire or run a 3mm spacer to get a little more clearance.... __________________
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CSanto Brigadier General 636 Rep 3,039 Posts Drives: 2015 BSM/SO M3 Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: New York iTrader: (3)	Rubbing isnt the problem. Its the road debris getting kicked into the lower corner of my rear fender. I have a few chips on both sides already.
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