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09-29-2011, 04:56 PM | #1 |
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New here, looking for a little guidance.
Good day, all. I'm looking to pick up some wheels this weekend, but before I commit, I'd like to check and make sure of fitment.
size: 19" front: 8.5 with a 15mm offset rear: 9.5 with a 20mm offset vehicle: E90 Add'l info: I'm considering a mild drop in the future for aesthetic purposes. TIA for the assistance. |
09-30-2011, 01:26 PM | #2 | |
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09-30-2011, 02:00 PM | #3 |
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Thank you, Ben. The are a used set, so I don't have an option regarding the fronts. If I were only going to lower about .5-1.0", would the front offset still be an issue? And as-is, how much past the fenders will these stick out?
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Should be inside the fender, but close to it. Probably ok with moderate lowering, but if you go to a 255 width, which many people do, you will almost certainly rub. Someone just had this issue with the same offset wheel: http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=589212
It may rub a little if you lower it, but probably can be fixed with negative camber if it becomes an issue.
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ben im almost ready to replace my stock ps2s on my stock 19s. have advan ad08s on my vmrs and was thinking of going with re-11s on the stock 19s. what size should i go for. its there a 255-275 option that will not be an issue.
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You can get 255/35R19, but then for the rear there's no 275/35R19. 275/30R19 available, and would fit, but a tad short. 285/35R19 would be an option. Pretty wide for the stock wheel, but would mount correctly. Maybe a little tight fit, but probably doable. My best advice would be to make your life easy and go with the stock sizes.
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