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Hi
8,5j et18 does that fit on a e46 with stretched tire's ?(and car dropped) yes? : what size tires wil i need? No?: does the fenders need to bee modified a lot ? because i got my one fender roller but not the expierence haha Thanks |
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I would recommend rolling the fenders, even if you don't have much experience with it. If you take your time and make sure that the area has adequate heat applied your paint should be okay. As far as the tire sizing though, it's hard to say since it will depend on how low you are, your alignment specs, tire brand/model of choice, etc.
That's a fairly aggressive fit though.
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: New Hamburg, Ontario, Canada
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My Ride: '03 Orient Blue 325i
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Pretty sure touring is the same as Sedan. If so your fronts will poke out about an inch. I wouldn't do it. Rears will need to be rolled. Get something closer to ET35 if you plan on doing square 8.5" rims.
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Ah! A fellow touring owner, welcome.
On my touring on eibach/FSD, I have 225 45's on 17 x 8 at an offset of ET 26 in the rear, and I had to trim (grind) my inner fender lip and some fender plastic for clearance. ![]() ![]() According to willtheyfit.com, with a 225 35 18, your setup would poke out 14mm (1/2 inch) more than mine, so you would need to do some serious triming/rolling to get them to fit. It can be done, but would require some work. What kind of wheels? Last edited by drumsauce; 01-31-2013 at 12:32 AM. |
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It is a American brand! don't know the brand anymore but i will search for a picture from the reseller.
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couldn't copy the pictures but here is the link with the pictures.
http://www.marktplaats.nl/a/auto-ond...reviousPage=lr But wil it run with 215/35/18 Nankang ns2? |
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215/35/18 is too short of a tire. I would size up the height to a 40 profile.
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Don't buy these wheels unless you're going to flip them. Any money saved will be spent double on trying to get them to fit, and even if you do you'll likee have to run so much camber that you'll burn through tires costing you even more.
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like 215/40/18 ?
yeah i know it will cost a bit but it's not common to see this ! Thanks already for your help |
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Good luck, be sure to keep us updated (pics would be great). I doubt you will do it... prove me wrong but it will cost a lot of $$.
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That's why i am asking some info here
![]() before it will go wrong ! and 2003 325i ![]() hahah |
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and the brand was independence, i asked the resseler again
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like i said, prove me wrong, it ain't going to be cheap just warning you. I have better stuff to spend my money on, maybe you have a lot more than me! If so I can continue to offer advice for a fee!
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no i really apriciate your help to !
so i diceded that it wont be these ! But what you al think about these ? http://www.marktplaats.nl/a/auto-ond...Action=asqSent The rear will stick out that's for sure but that's what i wanna run ! Thanks alot for your opinion |
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Fronts will poke just under a half inch, rears more. Will take the same amount of work to make fit, less work needed for fronts than other choice, more work needed for back than others.
Until you find some 8" ET 30 or 8.5" ET 35 you'll keep getting the same response. Offsets too low. Not saying it can't be done, but am saying it will cost bucks. |
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Just bought me these yesterday! BBS RS744/745 Or as we know it style 42!
thanks for all your help especially Kevin from VMR ![]() |
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Glad I could be of some assistance.
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Aren't those an E39 center bore?
Last edited by fth001; 02-04-2013 at 08:44 PM. |
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Nothing some hubcentric rings can't solve.
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In for pics of fit on car. Keep us updated
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