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      12-20-2018, 01:20 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by rochoa21 View Post
Hello

I will be participating in my first track event in feb at thunder hill.

I was in the process in saving to go to smaller rims from 20s to 18s.

Question can I get by using my 20s and just buy new tires?

Not sure how often I will be tracking my 2010 m3 e92.

If I can get by using 20s I can buy new pads and personal equipment needed.
Congrats on getting out to the track! There are quite a few threads that discuss this:
- https://www.m3post.com/forums/showth...ghlight=novice
- https://www.m3post.com/forums/showth...ghlight=novice

In short, so long as your tires are in good shape, just use your 20" wheels. Make sure you have fresh fluid, >50% life on your pads and that your car is mechanically sound. This is your first time out so you want to just focus on driving, learning the basics and -most importantly- having fun.

If you decide to get out to the track more, then maybe it might make sense to invest in a set of dedicated wheels/tires. Hope this helps!
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