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  • Leonstt
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    Hi guys,

    I just bought a set of Azev Type E wheels for my E30 sedan. I think this wheel design suits E30 body. But I think I might encounter a slight problem with fitment. The wheel spec is 17x8.5 et13. And yes I'm looking to go with a slightly aggressive fitment. But I'm not going super low suspension setup. Maybe sport springs will do just fine for me.

    Is it possible to fit this wheel setup in a sedan without widebody? Since my car need some bodywork, I dont mind rolling and pulling the fenders a bit. Any suggestions?

    Thanks

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  • e30tru
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    Alright guys, so I started out with some 15x7 rs001. I bought some 2.5" lips for the front and 3" for the rear. my question is, would i be able to fit a 205/50? or is my only option a 195? fenders are rolled since I was running 16x9 esms on 205/45/16 and had no rubbing issues.

    Edit: Sitting on BC coils
    Last edited by e30tru; 04-01-2019, 04:29 PM. Reason: Forgot important detail

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  • Staszek
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    Originally posted by dmjensen
    Any thoughts on this? I’ve read a few places 245’s fit the rear with some fender love but I haven’t seen anything about the front. I’m not a huge fan of staggered setups otherwise it wouldn’t be an issue.
    The fronts have more room than the backs, but you do have to worry about the struts.

    My 225's are rubbing slightly in the rear on a 16x8 ET23, H&R Sport, I think my problem is the spring pads are small, I am going to try and adjust first. I do have room on the inside, I think you will need fender love on 245s. You could go 225 front 245 rear.

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  • dmjensen
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    Originally posted by Staszek
    Let me think about that one. Haha I gave advice 10 years ago and it worked lol :)
    Any thoughts on this? I’ve read a few places 245’s fit the rear with some fender love but I haven’t seen anything about the front. I’m not a huge fan of staggered setups otherwise it wouldn’t be an issue.

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  • silvabmdub
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    Does anyone have any pics of a 225/45r15 on a 15x7 et30 set up?



    This is what I plan on doing. My rear quarters are already rolled and pulled a little bit from my stance boy days. Would I be able to run a lower offset?

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  • Staszek
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    Originally posted by stonea
    I'm going to be running GC coil overs (440/660), but will probably be no lower than H&R Sports. I'm a little worried about the rears now since my rear will be heavier (OEM Tow Bar/Hitch, Auxiliary Fuel Tank, and E39 Muffler). I'm going to go ahead and roll/pull to hopefully add the clearance I'll need.
    Yea that should work. From what I was reading for a while I wouldn't need a roll with these tires, but I guess with the springs its an issue.

    I am curious to see what moving from the 3mm pads to the 10mm pads will do as well.

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  • stonea
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    I'm going to be running GC coil overs (440/660), but will probably be no lower than H&R Sports. I'm a little worried about the rears now since my rear will be heavier (OEM Tow Bar/Hitch, Auxiliary Fuel Tank, and E39 Muffler). I'm going to go ahead and roll/pull to hopefully add the clearance I'll need.

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  • Staszek
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    Originally posted by stonea
    I'm wondering if I can fit a 225/45/16 on my 1989 325i running E30 M3 5 lug on 16x8 ET23. I've seen a lot of people saying 215/45 will fit, but nothing on 225/45
    I have 225/45R16 ET 23 drilled and filled so 4 lug. The fronts fit no problem, the back I am having a slight rub on the fenders.

    If you are stock suspension you should be ok, I am on H&R sports its actually lower than I thought in the rear, I think part of it is because i have and E36M3 exhaust which is a bit heavy and a heavier battery, the other part is it just seemed to settle low.

    Lastly I am running 3mm spring pads. I am going to 10mm spring pads and a little camber, but I will probably have to roll.

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  • stonea
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    I'm wondering if I can fit a 225/45/16 on my 1989 325i running E30 M3 5 lug on 16x8 ET23. I've seen a lot of people saying 215/45 will fit, but nothing on 225/45

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  • Sean S.
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    Originally posted by Sean S.
    Hey everyone,

    I need some advice on rather this will work or not. I'm looking to go to 16" either style 42 or style 88. I'll need to run 5 lug adapters and these will be going on an 88 convertible with Bilstein sports and H&R springs.

    Will either of these wheel styles work?
    What tire size would work best?
    What size adapters and where to get them?

    Thanks!
    No opinions on this?

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  • Yee30
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    Hi guys,
    I'm interested in buying some 4x100 Enkei 92's in 15x8 +25 offset. My e30 is slightly lowered, without any fender modifications, does anyone know if these would fit without spacers? Or what spacers i would have to use? Also, what tyres would i be able to run?

    Thanks

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  • Sean S.
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    Hey everyone,

    I need some advice on rather this will work or not. I'm looking to go to 16" either style 42 or style 88. I'll need to run 5 lug adapters and these will be going on an 88 convertible with Bilstein sports and H&R springs.

    Will either of these wheel styles work?
    What tire size would work best?
    What size adapters and where to get them?

    Thanks!

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  • Hsquad12
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    14" tires

    Originally posted by g.ruff561
    I have been very happy with the fit and wear of the 204/60/14. This size is a little more agressive then 195. I do have 2 sets of aftermarket 14 inch wheels for sale if you are interested. Good luck with the tire size.
    just pulled the trigger on a set of 195/65E14 Vredestein Sportac 5 for $87 a piece from Tirerack.

    - could not bring myself to buy chinese rubber even if the 205/60 size would look better. life is too short to risk it all to save money, and after spending a month working with mfg's in China last year i will boycott everything I can from that cr@hole septic tank excuse for a country. if people knew what happens in the factorys over there Walmart would close tomorrow.

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  • g.ruff561
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    I have been very happy with the fit and wear of the 205/60/14. This size is a little more agressive then 195. I do have 2 sets of aftermarket 14 inch wheels for sale if you are interested. Good luck with the tire size.
    Last edited by g.ruff561; 03-03-2019, 12:14 AM. Reason: Tire size.

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  • Hsquad12
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    14” tires

    Need to put 14” rubber on a 318iS that will be a daily driver.

    205/60R14 Falkens for $65ea

    Or

    195/70R14 Michelin Defenders for $63ea

    195/65R14 Vredesteins $70ea

    Or something else?
    Last edited by Hsquad12; 02-21-2019, 05:59 PM.

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