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    #16
    so you could find a way to fit 15x8 ET00 on your car, but it'd be a PITA.
    R.I.P 07/01/09 - 04/23/10 :(

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      #17
      Originally posted by 92 mtechnic cabrio View Post
      so you could find a way to fit 15x8 ET00 on your car, but it'd be a PITA.
      first off..thats a badass picture..
      second..15x8 et0 will be a lot eaier to fit than 9s et0..thats about 12.5mm less on each side of the rim to wory bout...correct?:-|


      Originally posted by rwdrift
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        #18
        Originally posted by E-rich View Post
        second..15x8 et0 will be a lot eaier to fit than 9s et0..thats about 12.5mm less on each side of the rim to wory bout...correct?:-|
        correct, hub mounting position will be same, just 12.5mm or half inch less on both sides of the wheel will have to be accounted for.

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          #19
          In that white m-tech2, are both front and rear et0?

          It seems like rear rim could hit to body

          I've tested 9*16" et 15 (215/40)with and w/o 10mm spacers and it looks like even after fender roll I can't get full lock to lock.

          I have early body so 9*16" et 15 (215/40)at rear won't rub with fenders rolled, I might possibly try et0 or et5 rear.
          Current:

          BMW 320i 2d 2.0 m20 -88
          BMW 325i Cabriolet 2.5 m50 -88
          BMW 316i touring 1.6 m40 -90
          BMW 320i 4d 2,2 m54 -01

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            #20
            Originally posted by 92 mtechnic cabrio View Post
            16x9 ET00, stupid
            LOLOLOLOLOLOL

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