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Help Replacing my stock Shoes
Hey guys, this is my 2000 318I and i am planning on replacing these stock wheels with new one's
my question is what is the best setup for this sedan? should i go staggered? The roads down here in Aruba are crapy so what should i go for? 18's or 19's? and what kind of wheels would look great underneath her. i would appreciate some help Thank you. This is my ride. |
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Staggered really depends on if you want to rotate the wheels or not. The advantages to staggered is that you will get a wider rear stance which not only improves traction but also looks much better. The non-staggered is more practical as you will be able to rotate your wheels and get better mileage out of your tires.
I recommend you go with an 18'' or 19'', the 18's are a great compromise between performance and looks but the 19's do provide that wow factor. Here are some popular options: CSL Wheels ![]() BBS CH ![]() M6 Replicas ![]() M5 Replicas ![]() Miro 349 ![]() Here is a link to the rest of our wheel lineups: http://jlevistreetwerks.com/store/%3...94e6630dcf4bbc |
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: King of Prussia, PA
Posts: 516
My Ride: looks fast but isn't
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If the roads are really in bad shape, stick to 18's. Get some CSL reps, you'll be one of the only people in aruba with em' for sure.
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![]() *back on stock 17s, so sad. |
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