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[Clasick13]

Im getting a deal on a set of lowenhart lsr(3pc) size 20/9 Front (offset +37) and 20/11 Rear (offset +22)


WILL THIS WORK? I want a stretched tire and hellaflush look. NEW AROUND HERE, and recently got a 07 335i sedan. Any feedback would be helpful..

They came of of a m3.

[Clasick13]

kinda found my own answer lol but anymore like this or more pics

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showth...ighlight=20x11

[Lulz_M3]

What is your suspension set-up? You will need some negative camber plus a fender roll to make that fit.

[Clasick13]

Stock Sport Suspension...LULZ, you live in JAX 2? Would I have to get coilovers or can I get away with just rolling fenders? What about that link I posted what did he do?

[Lulz_M3]

Originally Posted by Clasick13

Stock Sport Suspension...LULZ, you live in JAX 2? Would I have to get coilovers or can I get away with just rolling fenders? What about that link I posted what did he do?

I checked the link and i am not sure what suspension he is running but he says he didn't have to roll his fenders, but i think its good insurance. He mentioned camber so he probably just had the rear aligned and cambered in the back tires to get them within the fenders. Your front tires shouldn't be an issue at all, i say if you like the set-up go ahead and buy it and find out how to make it fit, it shouldn't be too hard.

Yeah im in Jax, Southside. Where you at?

EDIT: Forgot to address you question about the coilovers - its your call. coilovers have a lot of advantages, especially if you get a set that has adjustable camber plates for the front. The front camber on our cars is not really adjustable from the factory (you can get about about -1 deg stock). If you want to make your car handle better and be able to fit more agressive tires in the front, camber plates are a necessity.

What type of ride and look are you going for? Stock ride but lower? Firmer and lower ride?

[Clasick13]

Originally Posted by Lulz_M3

I checked the link and i am not sure what suspension he is running but he says he didn't have to roll his fenders, but i think its good insurance. He mentioned camber so he probably just had the rear aligned and cambered in the back tires to get them within the fenders. Your front tires shouldn't be an issue at all, i say if you like the set-up go ahead and buy it and find out how to make it fit, it shouldn't be too hard.

Yeah im in Jax, Southside. Where you at?

EDIT: Forgot to address you question about the coilovers - its your call. coilovers have a lot of advantages, especially if you get a set that has adjustable camber plates for the front. The front camber on our cars is not really adjustable from the factory (you can get about about -1 deg stock). If you want to make your car handle better and be able to fit more agressive tires in the front, camber plates are a necessity.

What type of ride and look are you going for? Stock ride but lower? Firmer and lower ride?

SAME BRO! Baymeadows and Southside...Lol

But for sure man. I just gotta make sure how its gonna look and see if anyone here locally could help with assisting too..if needed anything like fender rolling or camber...but Would i Have to change out my suspension or mess too much with the stock suspesion you think? or What suggestions you think I should do....

285/25/20?

ANY MORE PICS? of this kinda similar setup?

You know of any local meets around here too bro....

[Clasick13]

also if u had adapters or had these redrilled can something like this work..

19x8.5= ET50
19x11= ET38
5x130 lug pattern??

[JDLM]

Originally Posted by Clasick13

also if u had adapters or had these redrilled can something like this work..

19x8.5= ET50
19x11= ET38
5x130 lug pattern??

Are you trying to use a Porsche wheel?

[Clasick13]

Originally Posted by JDLM

Are you trying to use a Porsche wheel?

yea i found it on another forum 3pc iforged...any input?

http://www.urotuning.com/shop/hr-bmw...mm-p-1646.html

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7168/6...b94cf307_b.jpg

[Lulz_M3]

Originally Posted by Clasick13

SAME BRO! Baymeadows and Southside...Lol

But for sure man. I just gotta make sure how its gonna look and see if anyone here locally could help with assisting too..if needed anything like fender rolling or camber...but Would i Have to change out my suspension or mess too much with the stock suspesion you think? or What suggestions you think I should do....

285/25/20?

ANY MORE PICS? of this kinda similar setup?

You know of any local meets around here too bro....

Im pretty close, Baymeadows & 9A, small world. There is a few meets locally, check the Regional Forums -> Florida thread. I honestly havent been out to any yet, but i know some of the guys go out to cars & coffee the first saturday of every month.

As far as the suspension goes, you mentioned in your first post that you wanted the "hellaflush" look. If you want to pull this off you are going to need coilovers and probably rear toe arms. Alot of people dont realize what it takes to pull this look off, so i would def recommend researching.

As far as the porche rims go, you could use those adapters you linked to in the front, but that would take ALOT of work to get it to fit in the rear. You would basically be sitting at a 19x11 +13 offset. I would check into getting them redrilled for 5x120.

[Clasick13]

Originally Posted by Lulz_M3

Im pretty close, Baymeadows & 9A, small world. There is a few meets locally, check the Regional Forums -> Florida thread. I honestly havent been out to any yet, but i know some of the guys go out to cars & coffee the first saturday of every month.

As far as the suspension goes, you mentioned in your first post that you wanted the "hellaflush" look. If you want to pull this off you are going to need coilovers and probably rear toe arms. Alot of people dont realize what it takes to pull this look off, so i would def recommend researching.

As far as the porche rims go, you could use those adapters you linked to in the front, but that would take ALOT of work to get it to fit in the rear. You would basically be sitting at a 19x11 +13 offset. I would check into getting them redrilled for 5x120.

shoot me a txt bro 904-487-4267

check out my other link wth pics...http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=645312

Any input?