hampton roads

've been seeing alot of 3 series driving around the va.beach area lately while i've been going to work. nicely lowered ones, few mods...

This is relevant to my interests......tell me more

what is to you're interest?

Originally Posted by The Law

How do you get 18x11's on an e36? http://www.stanceworks.com/thoseguys/?p=219

I would rock the crap out of those wheels.

with mad camber in the rear... no thanks. Ill stick to 10's max

Originally Posted by robb1887

with mad camber in the rear... no thanks. Ill stick to 10's max

I mean if they fit I would lol.

Originally Posted by robb1887

what is to you're interest?

modded 3 series in va beach. I hardly see any....but then again i'm not cruisin around all day.

Originally Posted by hcaleman

That may work, I'll try to see how to get that thing out first and look it over.

really simple. got some clips (2 iirc) halfway up on both the right and left...but its been like, 2 or 3 yrs since i did anything with it.

Originally Posted by hcaleman

Kiel, you the one on craigslist selling all those m3 parts in yorktown (skirts, tails, etc.)?

yeah, but i sold the skirts like, 3 weeks ago

Originally Posted by hcaleman

Thought it may be him, saw the tails listed, he mentioned he had some to me but that they were cracked.

yup

Originally Posted by HolmeSiR

I know he had an m3 bumper up there that just got sold 2 hrs ago.

yup...i believe he picked it up from you

might need some hubcentric rings... at least for the front. how do i know what size?

Im assuming you just need to know the bore of your hub, and then the bore of the wheel, then match them up when ordering a set :shrug:

Wooot!! the airbag on ebay got a bid finally! Snik good news for you, might have the wheel for you when you want it

Originally Posted by robb1887

Im assuming you just need to know the bore of your hub, and then the bore of the wheel, then match them up when ordering a set :shrug:

i think these wheels are e39 fitment.

http://www.hrsprings.com/scripts/appguide.php

just got em.

Hey quick question for you guys, I need to replace my two rear tires soon, since I do alot of backroad driving theyre pretty worn down. The fronts are fine, Id say they have about 70% tread life remaining. So Im looking at two used tires to replace the rears before I sell it. My question is: Can I run a 235/45/17 in the rear or should I stick with a square set up of 225/45/17 all the way around as they are now (all the rims are 8" rims)? I found some 235's of my tires for a good price. Thanks

you would want 235/40R17... which if cory is not going to buy off of me, I have a set of two fuzions...

im gonna add that you got e46, so you could easily go way wider, 255/35 or so, 245/40 to be conservative.

In my limited e46 experience, they have a little understeer, so why would you wan to stack so much width in the back as a 255?

Originally Posted by Impulsed7

you would want 235/40R17... which if cory is not going to buy off of me, I have a set of two fuzions...

im gonna add that you got e46, so you could easily go way wider, 255/35 or so, 245/40 to be conservative.

no, i do want them.

i wanna talk to you about that. txt if you can.

Cory, if they're E39 fitment, its easy. Contact one of these vendors and tell them u need E39 - E34 hubcentric rings. They're not cheap tho from what I've seen. However, u could get hubcentric spacers more poke your hubs are 72.3mm I believe, and E39s are 74.6mm or something like that. Can't remember th actual numbers. Don't by plastic rings, they're cheap, but they don't last, the crack and fall apart. Need metal rings.

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