Autocross Wheels in F Street

Astro-Taylor · 08-10-2021, 07:49 AM

Looking at Autocrossing my E90 M3 Competition. I'm curious which wheels you guys recommend and if people run a square set up? Thanks everyone!

dparm · 08-10-2021, 09:03 AM

Apex wheels are quite popular and provide a lot of options for sizing, color, and offsets. They have cast and forged depending on budget.

Titan 7 is a great wheel in square sizes too, but carries a price premium because they're forged.

Kelse92 · 08-10-2021, 11:40 AM

Can't run a square setup due to the rules. There's a great F Street thread a couple of pages down that is a good read on setup etc.
Since these cars have been in the class awhile there's plenty of information out there.
If you want to be fancy and lightest weight possible, Forgelines are the way to go. If on a budget Titan 7, Apex, and Bimmerworld wheels are all good options.
Just pay attention to the offsets as there are SCCA rules about the wheel offset limitations as well.

If you want more open options and modifications the car can me made competitive in STU which is the class I ran my car in.

Richbot · 08-10-2021, 12:00 PM

A) if you want to dual-duty track and autocross the car and/or make it more fun, just run it in STU

B) what she said

C) the car might be a less competitive soon if the superponies or various others move down*, so, keep your eyes on those fastracks before you invest much money in an FS-legal setup IMO

*TBD, I think

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Astro-Taylor Registered 0 Rep 1 Posts Drives: BMW M3 Join Date: Aug 2021 Location: CT iTrader: (0)	Autocross Wheels in F Street Looking at Autocrossing my E90 M3 Competition. I'm curious which wheels you guys recommend and if people run a square set up? Thanks everyone!
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dparm Stop the hate, get a V8 3928 Rep 8,631 Posts Drives: C7 Corvette, Spec E46, G87 M2 Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Frisco, TX iTrader: (1)	Apex wheels are quite popular and provide a lot of options for sizing, color, and offsets. They have cast and forged depending on budget. Titan 7 is a great wheel in square sizes too, but carries a price premium because they're forged. __________________ Now: 2017 Corvette Grand Sport, 2001 BMW Spec E46 race car, 2025 BMW M2 Past: 2011.5 M3 sedan ZCP
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08-10-2021, 11:40 AM	#3
Kelse92 Major 1139 Rep 1,366 Posts Drives: Former e92 M3 Owner Join Date: Aug 2018 Location: Dallas, TX iTrader: (0)	Can't run a square setup due to the rules. There's a great F Street thread a couple of pages down that is a good read on setup etc. Since these cars have been in the class awhile there's plenty of information out there. If you want to be fancy and lightest weight possible, Forgelines are the way to go. If on a budget Titan 7, Apex, and Bimmerworld wheels are all good options. Just pay attention to the offsets as there are SCCA rules about the wheel offset limitations as well. If you want more open options and modifications the car can me made competitive in STU which is the class I ran my car in. __________________ #ladydriven Heavy-spec M3 // KW Clubsports // AA x-pipe // Gintani muffler // Macht-Schnell intake // Gintani tune // OMP Seats // Too Many Apex Wheels // Stoptech ST-60 // Cobalt Friction brake pads
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Richbot Major General 2835 Rep 5,493 Posts Drives: Jerez Black E90 Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: STL iTrader: (5)	A) if you want to dual-duty track and autocross the car and/or make it more fun, just run it in STU B) what she said C) the car might be a less competitive soon if the superponies or various others move down, so, keep your eyes on those fastracks before you invest much money in an FS-legal setup IMO TBD, I think __________________
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