borbet type A's. will they fit?
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not a chance. ET25 is about the max on the ix with a 7" wide wheel, ET35 for a 7.5" wheel with 225s. ET13 might work with a 5.5" wheel, but not an 8.8!
they probably would "fit" on a stock height ix, but that would look incredibly stupid and you'd rub badly everytime you took a hard corner.
lastly, 17" is way too big for an ix.. other E30s can get away with it because they can lower their cars more, you'll look like a hick running 17s on an ix. BBS makes a nice lightweight 16x7" ET35 wheel (12lbs), you could run 225/45-16 on it and it would look mean :)
oh yeah.. those are 5 lug too. ;)Comment
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It would be like dual drill wheels, except you could cover up all the holes with the center caps.Originally posted by Robredrilling :?sigpicComment
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As long as they're covered up I wouldn't have a problem with it, why, because I'd be rolling on 17x8.5 Borbet As.
How far would these stick out on a 325i?sigpicComment
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you could buy those eccentric lugs like nico had. I'm not sure if they'd fit, but you'd need serious fender rolling for sure. it looks like they'll go cheap too, everyone is asking if they are 4x100 (probably other VW/E30 nuts).Comment
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With an et13 I would imagine they wouldn't be sticking out much further than the width of a finger. 7mm isn't that bad. If you wanted Borbet Type-A's bad enough and cheap enough I wouldn't see any wrong in redrilling. It doesn't seem as ghetto to me as anyone else. I've owned multi lug wheels before they dont look that bad. And these will be covered. Just be sure to find a good machine shop to redrill them for you.Comment
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But these rims are also 8.5" wide, a good inch or inch and a half wider than most rims people run.Originally posted by riverdale21With an et13 I would imagine they wouldn't be sticking out much further than the width of a finger. 7mm isn't that bad. If you wanted Borbet Type-A's bad enough and cheap enough I wouldn't see any wrong in redrilling. It doesn't seem as ghetto to me as anyone else. I've owned multi lug wheels before they dont look that bad. And these will be covered. Just be sure to find a good machine shop to redrill them for you.Comment
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