new wheels arrived : DPE 2O inch polished rivets custom offset
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Originally Posted by jonsibal' post='426224' date='May 19 2007, 05:00 PM
interesting... is it a secret for you too or just for everyone else?
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Originally Posted by jonsibal' post='426224' date='May 19 2007, 05:00 PM
interesting... is it a secret for you too or just for everyone else?
Converted in inch: front i can add 0.2 inch and rear i can add 0.4 inch
if i add this i am max out to clear the fenders with the wheels and have the fattest look
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Originally Posted by pmmeke' post='426286' date='May 19 2007, 01:04 PM
maybe our test result can help you out: i can add O,5 cm spacer in front and 1 cm spacer in the rear.
Converted in inch: front i can add 0.2 inch and rear i can add 0.4 inch
if i add this i am max out to clear the fenders with the wheels and have the fattest look
Converted in inch: front i can add 0.2 inch and rear i can add 0.4 inch
if i add this i am max out to clear the fenders with the wheels and have the fattest look
No worries about it mate. I'm just trying to gather up as much info as I can on what offset people are running on their E60 so I can have a better idea when the time comes in building an E60 with the proper offset. And yes I'm with you- I love the "fat" look too.
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Originally Posted by jonsibal' post='426303' date='May 19 2007, 10:49 PM
You still need the DPE offset with those figures you posted.
No worries about it mate. I'm just trying to gather up as much info as I can on what offset people are running on their E60 so I can have a better idea when the time comes in building an E60 with the proper offset. And yes I'm with you- I love the "fat" look too.
that's why I want to figure the right offset without having to run spacers. All about custom right.. haha, you should know that ![Laughing](https://5series.net/forums/images/smilies/imported/laughing.gif)
No worries about it mate. I'm just trying to gather up as much info as I can on what offset people are running on their E60 so I can have a better idea when the time comes in building an E60 with the proper offset. And yes I'm with you- I love the "fat" look too.
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So now the dpe wheels are fatter already so i need no spacer or less spacer depending on the look you want
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I always go for the max
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i did notice that the website says front 8 and rear 1O size but the front is 8.25 in real when we messured it
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