Style 95 on e46: what did you do to make them fit?

Originally Posted by ///M3-LSB

Thinking of putting 225/35/19 on the front and 235/35/19 on the rear. Looking for slight/mild stretch. Also will be going on E46 M3.

What are your thoughts/suggestions/recommendations?

If you want the stretch to match, do 215/35 front and 235/35 rear. I think you can run a size or so up from those since you're an M.

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EVAP do you think 225/35/19 fronts, 245/35/19 rears would fit on those style 95's on a e46 sedan such as yours?

I have mild drop w/ Bilstein PSS9's w/ adjustable rear trailing arms. Fenders aren't rolled either.

The 245 would rub in the back. My fenders are rolled and I was running a lot of camber. You'll need fender work to make it work.

I'm glad this thread popped back up. I'm looking for another set of these wheels.

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Originally Posted by Evap

The 245 would rub in the back. My fenders are rolled and I was running a lot of camber. You'll need fender work to make it work.

I'm glad this thread popped back up. I'm looking for another set of these wheels.

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Evap at it again. 9.5" all around agian. Dare ya.

Originally Posted by Jets330

Evap at it again. 9.5" all around agian. Dare ya.

I'm 18x9.5 all around right now lol

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im about to pick up a set, 19x9 fronts, 19x10 rear, with 215/35 front and 235/35 rear. All fenders are rolled, and the rears are very slightly pulled too, im dropped on tein coilovers, what type of issues do you think i will have, if any? Also, since they come with tires and are in excellent condition, how much do you think that setup is worth?

Originally Posted by alwaysbored786

im about to pick up a set, 19x9 fronts, 19x10 rear, with 215/35 front and 235/35 rear. All fenders are rolled, and the rears are very slightly pulled too, im dropped on tein coilovers, what type of issues do you think i will have, if any? Also, since they come with tires and are in excellent condition, how much do you think that setup is worth?

Im guessing youll be good to go maybe make some bumpstops also

Originally Posted by Jets330

Im guessing youll be good to go maybe make some bumpstops also

Bumpstops on all 4 shocks/struts? I thought they were already built in, can you elaborate?

Originally Posted by alwaysbored786

Bumpstops on all 4 shocks/struts? I thought they were already built in, can you elaborate?

Im pretty sure there are oem stock bump stops, but i was under the impression you would be on coilovers.. tuck those style 95's and go a little lower. = gold.

edit: tein coilovers? not sure if they have bump stops or not.

So I finally got the wheels on and fitted.

Rolled the fenders all around and pulled the rears slightly, sitting on tein basic coilovers. I had to raise the rear a bit to stop rubbing on every tiny bump I hit. I might lower the front a bit more:

Hey guys, just did this setup on 2000 323ci.

Really got me on this one, i dented up and pulled my fenders and ruined the paint... And i still rub a ridiculous amount. My rears are wrapped in 235/35/19 hankook v12's

The e46 inner rear fenders are rock solid and dont like to be pulled and the inner lip that you can fold in on most cars, on the e46 its solid as hell

So im about to drop some money into getting metal work done inside the fender and re fabbing the outside of the fender because it warped the **** out of it

):

Ill post pics eventuall

Were you not rolled or shaved.. or pulled? well know youre pulled. hahah jus kidding.. well sorry to hear that man. shoulda did a small test drive before going all out

Yeah i should have :/ oh well...

This job i have a i make over 1k every 2 weeks so i should be on coils and have my fenders refabbed by the 28th. I think im going to get racelands..

Plastidip the wheels white, i have a black body

racelands / rokkors are good for the price. but only complaint i'd say is that they dont have any camber adjustability or damping.. however, they go pretty low. so you should pull around -3+- camber easily if you go low enough.

Yeah? Maybe camber plates, im on a budget sorta lol

arent we all.. well good luck man. hope everything works out for you.

2002 325ci stock.

Style 95 wheels
Current tire size's
-245/45/19
-245/45/19
-275/40/19
-275/40/19

New tire sizes ?
Fenders rolled? Pulled?

if u get racelands i will kill you

Since this was the only thread i could find relating to the matter, i just bought a set of Style 95's with 215/35's up front and 235/35's in the rear. I'm lowered on H&R Race Springs and my fenders are rolled. Do you guys think i'll run into any rubbing issues in the front or rear?

Originally Posted by Nut_Sack

Since this was the only thread i could find relating to the matter, i just bought a set of Style 95's with 215/35's up front and 235/35's in the rear. I'm lowered on H&R Race Springs and my fenders are rolled. Do you guys think i'll run into any rubbing issues in the front or rear?

The car is an E46 325i Sedan, and i do not plan on running spacers