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Old 05-11-2008, 02:04 PM
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There are 4 different kinds:

8,5 x 19 ET 12 m6 m5sedan
9x19 19 ET 17 m5 touring
9,5 x 19 Et 17 m6 m5 touring
9m5 x 19 Et 28 m5 sedan

And apparently it's the offset 17's that work best for non M5 E60 Saloons. But I think most of us usually just put on the standard M5 saloon ones (part numbers: 02 LIGHT ALLOY RIM 81/2JX19 ET:12 36117834625; 02 LIGHT ALLOY RIM 91/2JX19 ET:28 36117834626)

If anyone can confirm or provide any more detail on this I'd be grateful. The E61 M5 Touring is not listed on Realoem.com so could not check that part number.

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I'm on the 166 with M6 offset. Gives the rear a slightly deeper look. The differences are as follows:

E60 M5
Front-Size 81/2JX19 ET:12-Wt=13,266-Pt no.36 11 7 834 625
Rear-Size 91/2JX19 ET:28-Wt=13,226-Pt no.36 11 7 834 626
E63 M6
Front Size 81/2JX19 ET:12-Wt=13,266-Pt no.36 11 7 834 625
Rear Size 91/2JX19 ET:17-Wt=13,266-Pt no.36 11 2 283 160

Can't help with the touring, sorry.
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Btw Gudge, notice that you're already on 166, what up?
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My E61 has 9,5x19 et17. Best look, imho. Most people that bought with et28 put later spacers.

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Originally Posted by jbsapphire' post='578740' date='May 12 2008, 04:25 PM
Btw Gudge, notice that you're already on 166, what up?
Hey.......that was my old car. And stupidly I let the wheels and the mirrors go when I sold the car.........Gutted.....now I'm searching for both the wheels and the mirrors.
Not yet posted any pictures of my new car......looks a bit wimpish on the standard 135's.
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Originally Posted by jbsapphire' post='578736' date='May 12 2008, 04:21 PM
I'm on the 166 with M6 offset. Gives the rear a slightly deeper look. The differences are as follows:

E60 M5
Front-Size 81/2JX19 ET:12-Wt=13,266-Pt no.36 11 7 834 625
Rear-Size 91/2JX19 ET:28-Wt=13,226-Pt no.36 11 7 834 626
E63 M6
Front Size 81/2JX19 ET:12-Wt=13,266-Pt no.36 11 7 834 625
Rear Size 91/2JX19 ET:17-Wt=13,266-Pt no.36 11 2 283 160

Can't help with the touring, sorry.
And which offset on the rear, 28 or 17 is the most suitable for E60 Sedans, in terms of ride quality/ ride set up ?
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Originally Posted by Gudge' post='578849' date='May 13 2008, 02:46 AM
Hey.......that was my old car. And stupidly I let the wheels and the mirrors go when I sold the car.........Gutted.....now I'm searching for both the wheels and the mirrors.
Not yet posted any pictures of my new car......looks a bit wimpish on the standard 135's.
My bad, sorry. Didn't read your sig properly.
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Originally Posted by Gudge' post='578851' date='May 13 2008, 02:49 AM
And which offset on the rear, 28 or 17 is the most suitable for E60 Sedans, in terms of ride quality/ ride set up ?
Personally I went with the ET17 rear, gave a deeper dish look and fills the rear wheel arch well. The ET28 will give a flatter look and doesn't fill the arch that well. Like Tiago mentioned, some with ET28 end up putting on spacers. Tyre sizes as per your previous ride, but mind you, choose a make that is wide enough so as to avoid the 'stretched' look. ContiSportContact3 did the job for me.
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Originally Posted by Tiago' post='578775' date='May 13 2008, 01:02 AM
My E61 has 9,5x19 et17. Best look, imho. Most people that bought with et28 put later spacers.

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+1 Btw Tiago, when are you getting quads, the touring rear will awesome with quads.
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Originally Posted by jbsapphire' post='579338' date='May 13 2008, 10:43 AM
+1 Btw Tiago, when are you getting quads, the touring rear will awesome with quads.
I'm actually waiting for the rear bumper


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