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      10-18-2006, 12:49 AM   #1
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Do i need spacers?!

Quick question i just bought new rims but stupid me i was excited and didn't check to see if they actually fit, i asked the person who i ordered it from and he said they would...


SIZE :19 X 8.5 FRONT, 19 X 9.5 REAR
OFFSET : et15 mm front, et22 mm rear
RUBBER : 235/35/19 front and 265/30/19 rear

any input would be greatly appreciated i've seen others using the same size rims, but i dont know how offset works exactly and mine are a little different
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      10-18-2006, 02:41 AM   #2
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You may have some rubbing issues with those offsets (definitley with the front) and spacers will only make it worse. I recommend you conduct a search in this forum for the offsets others are using on their wheels with similiar widths.
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edit: do you mean rubber as against the fenders?
edit2:http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...6567946&rd=1,1

hmmmm i'm certain that the guy said they would fit on my e90 and i wrote them emails specifically saying e90, and the guy on the phone said they would fit... lets hope they're not screwing me over!

i noticed everyone else on the forums had +35mm offset
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      10-18-2006, 03:01 AM   #4
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Quick question i just bought new rims but stupid me i was excited and didn't check to see if they actually fit, i asked the person who i ordered it from and he said they would...


SIZE :19 X 8.5 FRONT, 19 X 9.5 REAR
OFFSET : et15 mm front, et22 mm rear
RUBBER : 235/35/19 front and 265/30/19 rear

any input would be greatly appreciated i've seen others using the same size rims, but i dont know how offset works exactly and mine are a little different
Dude, you got the wrong offset. Your wheels will stick out a lot. The rear may work, but still rub the fender over the bump...the font is out of question.
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with that offset? does it mean that it's a deeper dish then the +35mm offset etc? do you mean rubber as against the fenders? or against the control arm?

Eventhough lower offset give you a bigger lip, they will also stick out/come closer to the fenders. The 35mm will have a smaller lip, but at least you'll be able to drive your car.

Pass on the wheels if you can. They are intended to fit larger BMWs, i.e. 5Series, 7 Series, etc.
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      10-18-2006, 12:18 PM   #6
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nevermind i just confirmed...

FRONT : +38mm
REAR : +25mm

edit: and i know i'm pretty sure the 25mm wont rub since most people on this forum have +35 with a 10mm spacer... which would make the offset +25mm...

thanks for the info guys, once i get the rims on i'll take pictures and post them up
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^ with those new offsets, you should be fine.
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nevermind i just confirmed...

FRONT : +38mm
REAR : +25mm

edit: and i know i'm pretty sure the 25mm wont rub since most people on this forum have +35 with a 10mm spacer... which would make the offset +25mm...

thanks for the info guys, once i get the rims on i'll take pictures and post them up
265/30 tire won't rub, 275/30 may be.
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