Wheel Offset?
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Originally Posted by MENACE_E60' post='966546' date='Aug 5 2009, 03:41 PM
Will these wheels fit a 04 545i?
Front: 19x9 +18
Rear: 19X10.5 +10
Thanks!
Front: 19x9 +18
Rear: 19X10.5 +10
Thanks!
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Originally Posted by Speed_Force_E60' post='967210' date='Aug 6 2009, 02:33 AM
The rears will fit if:
1: Roll fenders
2: Pull fenders 5mm
3: Stretch sidewalls on tires (Meaning you'll need to run a 255 tire in the rear)
1: Roll fenders
2: Pull fenders 5mm
3: Stretch sidewalls on tires (Meaning you'll need to run a 255 tire in the rear)
With a 275 tire, you'd still be 16-20mm beyond the widest push acceptable on our cars (without rolling). With rolling, you are stills screwed. Move on!
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Originally Posted by DrLev99' post='967216' date='Aug 6 2009, 01:36 AM
Won't fit, period! Even a 275 is too stretched on a 10.5" tire. 295 is ideal, assuming you can fit it.
With a 275 tire, you'd still be 16-20mm beyond the widest push acceptable on our cars (without rolling). With rolling, you are stills screwed. Move on!
With a 275 tire, you'd still be 16-20mm beyond the widest push acceptable on our cars (without rolling). With rolling, you are stills screwed. Move on!
I used to have a 240sx and I had 17x10.5 wheels on there with 245/30/17 tires. It's drifter style.
Here is a 225 tire on a 10.5:
So it's possible to MAKE them fit.
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Originally Posted by DrLev99' post='967216' date='Aug 6 2009, 09:36 AM
Won't fit, period! Even a 275 is too stretched on a 10.5" tire. 295 is ideal, assuming you can fit it.
With a 275 tire, you'd still be 16-20mm beyond the widest push acceptable on our cars (without rolling). With rolling, you are stills screwed. Move on!
With a 275 tire, you'd still be 16-20mm beyond the widest push acceptable on our cars (without rolling). With rolling, you are stills screwed. Move on!
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