Iforged wheel fitment???
05-26-2010, 04:28 PM
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Well I have a 07 BMW 550i sport and my bro-in-law have a 03 BMW m3 and he sold his car but he have a brand new set of 20x8.5 front and 20x10 rear iforged rim offset unknown... Was wonder if anyone would know I it will fit or I need spacer.. Any help would be great thanks
05-26-2010, 06:35 PM
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Like praisethelowered said, measure the offset. Here is a website to help you out with that
https://www.rsracing.com/tech-wheel.html
A little off topic but in response to the other post. I doubt iForged would change their name. They have been in the business for a long time now and have made a great name for themselves which makes me doubt the name changing rumor. You never know though.
https://www.rsracing.com/tech-wheel.html
A little off topic but in response to the other post. I doubt iForged would change their name. They have been in the business for a long time now and have made a great name for themselves which makes me doubt the name changing rumor. You never know though.
05-26-2010, 06:41 PM
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Thanks for everyone response reason I ask is I don't want to testfit it since it's brand new don't want to mark up the rim and he can sell it an I have to buy it from
05-26-2010, 11:07 PM
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so he wont let you testfit the wheel before you buy it? then walk away from the deal because they probably wont fit at all
05-27-2010, 11:57 AM
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If it's a flush fitment on an E46 M3 then you should be able to run them on the E60 with just front spacers (10-25mm). PTL (the poster above) ran some Volks from an E46 M3 with spacers.
I would do a test fit though, I don't see how mounting the wheel on the hub and loosely fitting 3 lugs to measure the offset will scratch or damage the wheels at all...
I would do a test fit though, I don't see how mounting the wheel on the hub and loosely fitting 3 lugs to measure the offset will scratch or damage the wheels at all...
05-27-2010, 12:28 PM
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If it's a flush fitment on an E46 M3 then you should be able to run them on the E60 with just front spacers (10-25mm). PTL (the poster above) ran some Volks from an E46 M3 with spacers.
I would do a test fit though, I don't see how mounting the wheel on the hub and loosely fitting 3 lugs to measure the offset will scratch or damage the wheels at all...
I would do a test fit though, I don't see how mounting the wheel on the hub and loosely fitting 3 lugs to measure the offset will scratch or damage the wheels at all...
05-27-2010, 01:14 PM
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I agree with Takman. If it's E46 fitment, the offsets are usually in the range of et32 front and et25 rear. Takman's spacer recommendations are on point since a 15mm spacer will make the fronts et17, which normally is not flush if the wheels are 8.5 wide but since you'll have to run spacers (15mm ~ .75") your wheels will sit pushed out as if they were a 9" wide wheel. Depending on the tire size and ride height, some fender rolling may be necessary. It's still hard to tell unless you test fit though.
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