What 4x100 wheels will fit e30s?

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  • Mike325
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    Originally posted by Alpina
    I Have 17x 8.5 front ((215/40)) and 17x 10 ((245/35)) rear

    pics------>> http://www.bmwkraftur.is/spjall/viewtopic.php?t=16589
    Sex.

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  • Alpina
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    I Have 17x 8.5 front ((215/40)) and 17x 10 ((245/35)) rear

    pics------>> http://www.bmwkraftur.is/spjall/viewtopic.php?t=16589

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  • Digitalwave
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    With 10-20mm spacers, sure.

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  • SpecM
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    -How about 16x7 et40 rotas w/ 205mm tires?

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  • backtrail69
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    I am running the rota slippys 16x8 et 20 with 225/45s I had to roll the rears because my car squats with teh boost :D! and the fronts hit on full lock countersteering....I need to roll teh fronts too. I have 215/50s on ronals 15x7.5 et 25ish on my DD and ive NEVER hit a thing even autoxing.

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  • Thumper
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    Originally posted by JoelRKaplan
    I agree to the pt I prefer to not run spacers on a track car....just one less thing to worry about but yet Im ok w/ K1 "rings". I agree w/ what you say
    but many many Porsche cars...race cars..... use spacers. Maybe you should consider another wheel???????


    And if you are going to track...consider using studs.
    Thought about getting a different rim but no mos deniro(sp) no money, and i'm getting a fairly good deal on these. Unless someone else has a lightweight 15x7 or wider rim they want to sell? Definetly going studs. Makes it easier to put back on also.

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  • JRKOUPE
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    Originally posted by Thumper
    Ehh its added weight 0.001lbs and it makes the wheels more likely to be unbalanced. Plus puts more load on the wheel bearing and lug nuts. I know not much difference but this will be a semi-track car and the little things add up.



    I agree to the pt I prefer to not run spacers on a track car....just one less thing to worry about but yet Im ok w/ K1 "rings". I agree w/ what you say
    but many many Porsche cars...race cars..... use spacers. Maybe you should consider another wheel???????


    And if you are going to track...consider using studs.

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  • Thumper
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    Originally posted by Digitalwave
    There's nothing wrong with spacers (besides the cost).
    Ehh its added weight 0.001lbs and it makes the wheels more likely to be unbalanced. Plus puts more load on the wheel bearing and lug nuts. I know not much difference but this will be a semi-track car and the little things add up.

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  • Digitalwave
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    There's nothing wrong with spacers (besides the cost).

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  • Thumper
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    Originally posted by Digitalwave
    It wouldn't hit the perch, it would hit the strut tube itself, and you don't want to be grinding that down...
    DOH! Sorry new to e30's so it will be definetly be below the perch but might hit the tube and why can't I cut into that :jk:

    Well I hope I don't need spacers. If so though atleast only the 5mm ones. Thanks

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  • Digitalwave
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    It wouldn't hit the perch, it would hit the strut tube itself, and you don't want to be grinding that down...

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  • Thumper
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    Originally posted by JoelRKaplan
    You are taking a risk here...esp w/ frts. I run et 27 on 15/7 w/ 225/50 and I amthisclosetomyfrtstruttubes! You may also be close to your rear inner fender area.....it could work...but its a risk.
    Thanks. It looks like you are more lowered than I will be though so not sure about the inner fender on the rear. Worst case scenario on fronts is I can grind the perch alittle bit to make room. My guess it might rub under hard cornering. Any other opinions?

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  • JRKOUPE
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    et 30

    You are taking a risk here...esp w/ frts. I run et 27 on 15/7 w/ 225/50 and I amthisclosetomyfrtstruttubes! You may also be close to your rear inner fender area.....it could work...but its a risk.

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  • Thumper
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    I'm looking at some rims 15 x 7 et30 and wan't to run 225/50's I've read one person said it SHOULD be ok but before I spend the money (I don't want spacers) I would like a second opinion. I'm running tokico struts and springs. Thanks

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  • volgapower
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    the centre bore (the hole in the middle) is a bit bigger, but they fit perfectly in the rear, but i didnot try to put them in the front, anyway what size spacers will i need???

    these are ENZO wheels 7J 15' ET35 front
    and 7.25J 15' ET35 rear...

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