Woud these 20's fit???
Front: 20x9.5 ET +45 (245/25/20)
Rear: 20x11 ET +23 (285/30/20) I would definitely need some rolling and shaving. For the front, would I need a ridiculous spacer size? I'm guessing 20mm at minimum. Any input? I don't have "M" fenders. |
Anyone feel free to step in if they know more, but....
I think there's a challenge rolling the front fenders on an E60. I just got back from the shop and the fellow mentioned that our fenders aren't metal, but rather poly. It can be done but it's less of a true roll and more of a straightening of the angle of the fender. Not sure if that's what you'd like or not? |
Originally Posted by aoschadlin
(Post 1476331)
Anyone feel free to step in if they know more, but....
I think there's a challenge rolling the front fenders on an E60. I just got back from the shop and the fellow mentioned that our fenders aren't metal, but rather poly. It can be done but it's less of a true roll and more of a straightening of the angle of the fender. Not sure if that's what you'd like or not? |
E60 front fenders are aluminium and they definitely can be rolled. My standard front fenders were rolled and I got almost 10mm more room in front.
- Antti - |
Originally Posted by SDiE60
(Post 1476322)
Front: 20x9.5 ET +45 (245/25/20)
Rear: 20x11 ET +23 (285/30/20) I would definitely need some rolling and shaving. For the front, would I need a ridiculous spacer size? I'm guessing 20mm at minimum. Any input? I don't have "M" fenders. |
Originally Posted by aoschadlin
(Post 1476331)
Anyone feel free to step in if they know more, but....
I think there's a challenge rolling the front fenders on an E60. I just got back from the shop and the fellow mentioned that our fenders aren't metal, but rather poly. It can be done but it's less of a true roll and more of a straightening of the angle of the fender. Not sure if that's what you'd like or not? |
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