Will M Double spoke series 67 wheels fit?
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Hey all. Got a question. I am looking at picking up a set of series 67 M Double Spoke wheels for my e60. My question is, will these fit okay? I am a total idiot when it comes to replacing wheels on my car. What, if anything, would I need to do besides having them mounted to work and look like they should?
Also, anyone here who has photoshop skills, could you photoshop a picture of a titanium silver e60 with a pic of these wheels? Thanks.
Jason
Also, anyone here who has photoshop skills, could you photoshop a picture of a titanium silver e60 with a pic of these wheels? Thanks.
Jason
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The rears are about alright, but the fronts will need very fat spacers. (about 30mm)
You will also need different tyre sizes
You will also need different tyre sizes
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The fact is, no they will not fit a E60, sorry.
The fact is, no they will not fit a E60, sorry.
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These Style 67 wheels, they're e46 M3 wheels right? Looking at realoem, the offsets are ET:47 for the front and ET:26 for the rear. olli 535d is right, you're going to need 30mm spacers at a minimum. It's not feasible.
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Not sure they are hubcentric either (made to fit your hub). I think that the OEMs for the E46 may be 74.1mm in diameter compared to the 72.56 (BMW spec.) for the E60. You would need rings to fill the space. Probably a vibration issue for you.
Any outside thoughts on whether this is correct?
Any outside thoughts on whether this is correct?
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Originally Posted by monacobmw' post='398289' date='Mar 4 2007, 01:45 PM
Not sure they are hubcentric either (made to fit your hub). I think that the OEMs for the E46 may be 74.1mm in diameter compared to the 72.56 (BMW spec.) for the E60. You would need rings to fill the space. Probably a vibration issue for you.
Any outside thoughts on whether this is correct?
Any outside thoughts on whether this is correct?
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