newbie wheel fitment question
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newbie wheel fitment question
Hey guys.
I recently purchased 08 E61 AT w/sport/navi/comfort
and I'm thinking to put new wheels cause stock 124's not that cool.
I'm sure many of you guys did it already.
(I'm not planning to put M5 brakes)
But I want my rims to look flush,
If I want to get 8,5 front and 9,5 in the back what ET should I use?
Thanks
BTW here's my ride
I recently purchased 08 E61 AT w/sport/navi/comfort
and I'm thinking to put new wheels cause stock 124's not that cool.
I'm sure many of you guys did it already.
(I'm not planning to put M5 brakes)
But I want my rims to look flush,
If I want to get 8,5 front and 9,5 in the back what ET should I use?
Thanks
BTW here's my ride
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My Ride: E61 535xi touring
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See here for my specs in those widths. Very close but zero rub, stock suspension, stock fenders. The key for me was et and tire brand/model selection. Some run wide, some run narrow size for size. Do your research and you will make the right choice. If not, try again...
See here for my specs in those widths. Very close but zero rub, stock suspension, stock fenders. The key for me was et and tire brand/model selection. Some run wide, some run narrow size for size. Do your research and you will make the right choice. If not, try again...
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My Ride: E61 535xi
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See here for my specs in those widths. Very close but zero rub, stock suspension, stock fenders. The key for me was et and tire brand/model selection. Some run wide, some run narrow size for size. Do your research and you will make the right choice. If not, try again...
See here for my specs in those widths. Very close but zero rub, stock suspension, stock fenders. The key for me was et and tire brand/model selection. Some run wide, some run narrow size for size. Do your research and you will make the right choice. If not, try again...
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