so with the 4x100 to 5x120 adaptor, what kind of ET would i be looking for in a wheel that would actually work with an e30? i still trying to learn how it all works and everything. how it adds and subtractors from spacers and everything
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Originally posted by cybourg13 View Postso with the 4x100 to 5x120 adaptor, what kind of ET would i be looking for in a wheel that would actually work with an e30? i still trying to learn how it all works and everything. how it adds and subtractors from spacers and everything
I run a 16x8 et20 wheel now that is 4x100. 225.45.16 and it is tucking in the back and not very low in the front(IE3 springs). So if you go with the 20mm adapter style you would probably want a wheel somewhere in the ballpark of et40 to et50 as the offset of the wheel itself. Basically a lot of E36/E46 'standard' fitment would be good. This will set you up with an et20-et30 wheel. Run a 215 or 225 and should be pretty golden. If you are willing to stretch tires and run 205s or similar you could have your final et down in the 10s... depends on wheel width as well though so consider that.
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Found it in post 108... seems you bolt the 'dual bolt circle' to the car. That gives you a place to put the lugs.... if I get a full kit for an E30 that is 4x100 to 5x120 20mm does it come with lugs for the 5 lug wheels? Total cost?
OP,
Can you explain as best as possible how the 4x100 to 4x120 works. I see the photos. I sort of understand but really don't... Sorry if that is confusing. Photo of it mounted to the hub without a wheel on it? Have my eye on some 5x120 wheels for my e30 just to run as 'street' wheels and very interested.
Is 20mm the smallest/thinnest available? Thanks for the information and setting this up!Last edited by dinanm3atl; 05-03-2010, 10:38 PM.
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Originally posted by dinanm3atl View PostI run a 16x8 et20 wheel now that is 4x100. 225.45.16 and it is tucking in the back and not very low in the front(IE3 springs). So if you go with the 20mm adapter style you would probably want a wheel somewhere in the ballpark of et40 to et50 as the offset of the wheel itself. Basically a lot of E36/E46 'standard' fitment would be good. This will set you up with an et20-et30 wheel. Run a 215 or 225 and should be pretty golden. If you are willing to stretch tires and run 205s or similar you could have your final et down in the 10s... depends on wheel width as well though so consider that.
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Originally posted by dinanm3atl View PostI run a 16x8 et20 wheel now that is 4x100. 225.45.16 and it is tucking in the back and not very low in the front(IE3 springs). So if you go with the 20mm adapter style you would probably want a wheel somewhere in the ballpark of et40 to et50 as the offset of the wheel itself. Basically a lot of E36/E46 'standard' fitment would be good. This will set you up with an et20-et30 wheel. Run a 215 or 225 and should be pretty golden. If you are willing to stretch tires and run 205s or similar you could have your final et down in the 10s... depends on wheel width as well though so consider that.
*edit edit*
Found it in post 108... seems you bolt the 'dual bolt circle' to the car. That gives you a place to put the lugs.... if I get a full kit for an E30 that is 4x100 to 5x120 20mm does it come with lugs for the 5 lug wheels? Total cost?
OP,
Can you explain as best as possible how the 4x100 to 4x120 works. I see the photos. I sort of understand but really don't... Sorry if that is confusing. Photo of it mounted to the hub without a wheel on it? Have my eye on some 5x120 wheels for my e30 just to run as 'street' wheels and very interested.
Is 20mm the smallest/thinnest available? Thanks for the information and setting this up!Alex 88 m5 | 91 318is | 19 Subaru Ascent
BMW Tool Rentals & Fender Roller
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Originally posted by dinanm3atl View PostThat is et0... once you slap on the adapters and mount the wheel.
Here is a 16x8 et20 with 225.45.16 in the front. You can do the math and move it out 20mm... in theory if you went with a 205.40.16 with some mild stretch it would probably work...
It's this or e30 m3 setup...so still debating. E36 5-lug is an option but geometry can be off by a little after all the tweaks and prefer OEM geometry, as it is was made the e30 so good in my opinion.
Even with the small stretch, you think fender rolling is necessary?Alex 88 m5 | 91 318is | 19 Subaru Ascent
BMW Tool Rentals & Fender Roller
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Originally posted by monty23psk View PostThanks as that does look nice.
It's this or e30 m3 setup...so still debating. E36 5-lug is an option but geometry can be off by a little after all the tweaks and prefer OEM geometry, as it is was made the e30 so good in my opinion.
Even with the small stretch, you think fender rolling is necessary?
16x8
et20
225.45.16
So if you went with a 16x7.5 and went with a smaller tire like a 205 on that wheel it should fit quite nicely with an et20. Similar to where mine sits now but a little farther in since it isn't as wide. Could defintiely be made to work.
I kind of want a set of Style 5s for the street. 17x8 et20. This spacer would be et20 and run a 205.40.17. Should work.
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