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What size spacers should I get??

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Old 09-23-2010, 05:04 AM
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IMHO the OEM M167 M6 wheels have a great offset for the E60 and you are already pretty close to that...
Yours: 19x8.5 ET15-front/19x9.5 ET22-Rear
OEM: 19x8.5 ET12front/19x9.5 ET17-Rear

That means 3mm up front and 5mm on the rear. Not sure if you can go a great deal beyond that, especially if you are planning on lowering it on H&R sport, however others here in the forum have far more experience in making these things work!
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Ya, OEM 167's offsets are ET 12 upfront and ET 17 in the Rear. You could put 5mm spacers on the REAR, but not really goint to make a huge difference, he front also not worth it. I bought my M6 replicas from Modbargins too, but my offset were 15 front and 20 for the rear. I'm wondering why urs are 22et. I'm lowering my car too so I def not want to take any chances on rubbing.
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There were a couple of different manufacturer's of the M6 replica wheels. The offsets available on the 19x9.5 ranged from ET20 to ET22, depending on manufacturer.
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The size spacer you can use will also depend on your wheel width & wheel offset.

Originally Posted by TEAM M
What if u have staggered wheels say 245/30/20FRONT and 295/25/20REAR what spacers would be recommended for staggered? or can you put spacers on only the front and not the back?
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