545 on ///M Wheels
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My Ride: 2005 E60 545i Manual, Sport, L7
Model Year: 2005
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Thanks for all your comments guys. I agree with Kaizen, I am having that "problem" too, can not spot staring at them.
I went with Velocity Spacers and the tires are conti DWS 275/30/19 and 245/35/19
I went with Velocity Spacers and the tires are conti DWS 275/30/19 and 245/35/19
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I can not comment to other spacers but you are right Velocity has good design, they bolts to the rotor and allighn good. As for Umnitza front bumper I would saiffy fitts 98%. As you see from the pics the gap between the hood and bumper is obvious and it needs to be lifted up with the washers. I do not think the rear bumper makes that much difference. But I'll see I may change it or may not.
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Those look great!
FYI - the E92 M3 wheels look almost exactly like that and cost a bit less![Wink](https://5series.net/forums/images/smilies/imported/wink.gif)
Can we use your photo of the car for the Mtech bumper page?
FYI - the E92 M3 wheels look almost exactly like that and cost a bit less
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Can we use your photo of the car for the Mtech bumper page?