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Old 06-14-2006, 02:45 AM
t1kim t1kim is offline
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Question new rims - offset for 18x8.5?

whats going on everyone,

i am thinking about putting on some 18x8.5's on my e36 m3. the particular wheels i want to get come with a few offset choices of 15, 30, or 40mm. i don't know much about rims and tire sizes, and which match together well, so i wanted to ask if anyone knows which combo would be better...

- 8.5's with 245/40 all around
- 8.5's with 235/40 all around
- 8.5's with 235/40 front, 245/40 rear
- or maybe drop the front down to 7.5 & 8.5 rears (w/ 225 in the front?)

1. will any of these combos rub either when turning the wheel all the way, and/or with a drop?
2. is fender rolling needed?
3. will i need spacers?

any and all recommendations or tips are appreciated. or if anyone has a better setup for 18's, that would be great.

thanks alot

tk
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Old 06-15-2006, 02:33 AM
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Re: new rims - offset for 18x8.5?

Don't know much about what your m3 will take but you're definitely asking the right questions per rubbing et al. My son has a jeep with oversized tires and needs to beef up the rear as when all seats are full the tires drag against the plastic extendo-fendos. Bummer and more expense.

By the way, if your old rims will fit a 93 325i and selling is a consideration, keep me in mind.
Good luck on fitting your wheels of choice.
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