E92 M3 18" wheels on E61 535d
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I have just bought these wheels:
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because I like them, they are light-weight and I think they will suit the E61 M-Sport 535d just fine.
Front: 8,5J X 18 ET29 Michelin 245/40 R18 93Y
Rear: 2 X 9,5J X 18 ET23 Michelin 265/40 R18 97Y
How do I know how big spacers do I need to get? Please help.
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because I like them, they are light-weight and I think they will suit the E61 M-Sport 535d just fine.
Front: 8,5J X 18 ET29 Michelin 245/40 R18 93Y
Rear: 2 X 9,5J X 18 ET23 Michelin 265/40 R18 97Y
How do I know how big spacers do I need to get? Please help.
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I found this: Everything you wanted to know about wheel spacers so that should help but anyway, if you have something to add, don't hesitate to help me, thanks!
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Quick guess from looking at the those wheel widths for a pretty flush fitment:
15mm spacers in the front
(29 - 15) = ET14
5mm spacers in the rear
(23 - 5) = ET18
15mm spacers in the front
(29 - 15) = ET14
5mm spacers in the rear
(23 - 5) = ET18
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12mm in the front and nothing for the rears should still work...post pics when you get them on for everyone to see
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OK will do - sometime by the next week they should be ready..
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you also might want to check out http://www.rimsntires.com/rt_specs.jsp
its a pretty good offset calculator.
plug in your current setup and future setup and see what happens in terms of clearance and stance.
its a pretty good offset calculator.
plug in your current setup and future setup and see what happens in terms of clearance and stance.
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