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[jeff_cookie]

Anyone have some info on what spacers to run for a flush setup with zero rubbing on PS4S’s 255/35 and 275/35 (e90 ZCP wheels)?

[330ciprem]

Originally Posted by jeff_cookie

Anyone have some info on what spacers to run for a flush setup with zero rubbing on PS4S’s 255/35 and 275/35 (e90 ZCP wheels)?

I don't think you need spacers for 255/275.

I have seen members run them without any issue.

[MattM3SVT]

Originally Posted by jeff_cookie

Anyone have some info on what spacers to run for a flush setup with zero rubbing on PS4S’s 255/35 and 275/35 (e90 ZCP wheels)?

I'd recommend going with 12mm front and 10mm rear. You could run a 12mm in the rear as well, but will likely rub the rear of the liner, where the bumper meets the rear 1/4 panel.

[MTRESRAGE]

I'm running 255/35 fronts with 12mm spacer. No rubbing up front. Michelin PS A/s 3+

[noremaC]

PS4S 255/35 and 275/35 with 12mm and 10mm F/R Spacers. Flush, zero rub

[strokemycocktus]

Originally Posted by MTRESRAGE

I'm running 255/35 fronts with 12mm spacer. No rubbing up front. Michelin PS A/s 3+

Originally Posted by noremaC

PS4S 255/35 and 275/35 with 12mm and 10mm F/R Spacers. Flush, zero rub

Stock ride height, zcp or lowered?
I have BBS CH-R which are 9" ET20 up front, so identical to BMW zcp wheels with 11mm spacers. The previous owner had 255/35 and Swift springs and both front fender liners are damaged and need replacement. I now have stock zcp springs, so the front was raised by about 15mm so I am wondering if the 255/35 would still rub. I'm going to buy a set of Michelin ps4s with 275/35 for the rear 10,5" wheels so 255 in the front would definitely look the part

[wyatth]

Let’s get some photos in here.

[shimmy23]

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