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06-27-2011LAST POST
A lot of guys with E46's are rocking these wheels. I never thought I'd be able to say a replica wheel looks so good. Their BBS's look, or atleast from pictures I have seen, exactly like real LM's.

http://varrstoen.com/blog/?p=1721

Down the road, I planned on eventually getting ADV wheels. But these wheels are a bargin for what their worth imo. I was thinkin of picking up a set to roll in for a few years. What do you guys think of me getting a square setup on my E90 M? I'm dropped on RD Sport springs, so im pretty dumped as is with stock 19's.

Heres their chart sizing. I would definitely need to roll my fenders i think to pull off a 10.5 front and back. Maybe I could pull a 9.5F and 10.5 rear and ditch the square setup? I think it might look bitching, but I don't want it to compensate driving too much, do you guys think it will?

Non the less, have any of you guys put these wheels on your E9x M3?
Didn't go in to check the charts, but I saw the pictures, and for being replicas, these thing look exactly like the wheels they replicate. Atleast they got the designs right.
just get the real one unless u use it for the track.
I am interested in the m3 sedan 19" fitment with stock suspension....the widest staggered set up possible.....
Varrstoen is a great sounding name, but the problem with these and many other bling/replica wheels is that you have no idea how suitable they are to be used on your car. If your plan is to set your car up
and hang around parked with your friends, the Varrstoen's will likely be fine. If you plan to actually drive your car and use the capabilities that are designed into it, the Varrstoen wheels are an unknown risk. I recommend that you read through two excellent sticky threads in this forum (see below). They will help you to be an informed wheel consumer:

Wheel Manufacturing Methods

Wheel Performance Standards