e39 m5 wheels on an e60
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19' DPE GT7
The DPE's I'm running came off a e39 m5 so I know it is definitely possible and the offsets work good too. I got my rings from a local shop but I know you can get those from any place that sells aftermarket wheels. some of our vendors should have them make sure you get the metal ones and not the plastic/rubber ones.
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Originally Posted by whonneb' post='938685' date='Jul 10 2009, 09:36 PM
I have some m5 wheels that vame off of my totalled e39 that I want to put on my e60. I am being told that it is possible with some hub rings. Does anyone know where I can get some?
So maybe not
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wait did it come off a e39 m5 or a non-m e39, mine were 19's made to fit the e39 m5 and they fit perfect on the e60. But I think if they are from a non m e39 they may not work.
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Originally Posted by Ellicit' post='939906' date='Jul 11 2009, 11:48 PM
different size centre bore to the E60... hubcentric ring might help
so what?
no a lot of wheels are hubcentric, hub rings did the trick for my volks
they will in fact fit no problem