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aajami wrote
By the way, the offsets of these wheels are:

Fronts: 9x19 ET31
Rears: 10x19 ET25

We should aggregate the weight, size, and offset info in the official M3 wheel info threads here:

http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=59670

and here:

http://www.m3post.com/forums/showpost.php?p=5186498&postcount=2
I want to make a wish Attached image!
Someone like RAC/Shep will make a 18" one piece 8000ton cold forging rim with Style 359; front and rear rim's have the same curvature.
Fronts: 9X18 ET31 Rears:10X18 ET25.
When I want to use in track, I can use spacer and install wider tires and turn off DSC.

This will become my Attached image WHEEL.
Well my dream never come true! :(
im sure this has been asked but will these rims void warranty?
iveman89 wrote
im sure this has been asked but will these rims void warranty?
No. They are designed for the street even though the name says "competition".
I had doubts about getting the competition pckge with my 2011 m3 on order. I hope I won't get disappointed. I made a lot of thinking over the original 19s vs. those zcp wheels. Anyway i might get the oem 19s as well for the winter who knows :)
rldzhao wrote
No. They are designed for the street even though the name says "competition".
I didnt mean it like that lol but like since ur not keeping the designed rim for the car BMW would say something to void some sort of warranty, but i guess as long as u keep BMW equipment ur good haha
Thread referenced by TheMidnightNarwhal in Strenght of genuine E9X M3 ZCP wheels vs Avant Garde M359? 06-15-2021