Yeah I would like to keep the staggered fitment but the front just isn't wide enough for me. If I can't even run a 195 and have it stretch, it's time for a wider wheel. In case you're wondering, I test fitted them and I love it...
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Originally posted by 87e30I just want to dance with some beezies -
See now I'm torn between going euro and putting a more manly tire on there...its a 318iS for goodness sakes.
If I up my rates I have to get new shocks to go with the rates too, which means more money and more time before I can get it done... :(Reminiscing...Comment
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205/50/15 on 325e
Thanks Jay. Any recommendation on brand of spacers? Also, the wheels I have came with 205/55/15s...I presume those will work with the 20mm spacers as well?Comment
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Well, you don't have to. But yeah, standard off the shelf Konis definitely don't feel right to me at those rates. Others have different opinions, but I can definitely feel how underdamped they are. 325/475 would be a more suitable setup.
Just run the 205s and drop the offset. There isn't that much more pleasure in 10mm more tire, you'd be happier with the "look".Comment
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I have an '87 325is with Bilstein sports/H&R sports combo,Will a 16x7 et15 or a 16x7.5 et25 wheel with Falken RT-615 215-45/16's fit without any fender rolling?
thanks in advance!Last edited by ultimateze; 05-07-2008, 09:10 AM.Comment
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Either wheel setup would work fine without fender rolling. If it's a choice I'd go with the 16x7.5 ET25 for better sidewall support and more accurate steering geometry (close to stock).Comment
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Alright it's mine turn to ask a question. There are 56 pages and I tried searching through this thread but there is a lot of reading.
I want:
15x8 with an ET0
That means I have to run a 195/50/15 tire and roll the shit out of my rear fenders correct?
And our center bore is 57.1mm correct? Is the offset in mm? Thanks.
I am looking at some Diamond Racing Wheels for the E30 right now.
Thanks in advance!
Alright. If I want to push a 205/50/15 would that be okay with my H&R Sport Springs and Billy Sports set up?
Thanks again in advance.I got a fender roller now! LMK if you need me to roll your fenders or want to rent the tool from me locally.
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You need a spacer on the front just to clear the struts. I'd actually recommend 20mm at least, in order to get the front wheels to anywhere near where the rears are (that is an insanely staggered setup once you factor in the offsets).
So, I recommend...
Front: 20mm spacers, 205/45/16 tires
Rear: No spacers, 215/40/16 tires
You would have to mildly roll the rear fender lips.Comment
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I wouldn't even try it. In reality a 15x8 ET0 wheel doesn't even come close to fitting an E30 properly, you have to run tiny tires in order to get them to not cram into fenders.Comment
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how about these ???
These are discount tires line of rims.........they are well priced. They are a 16x7 38mm offset. Id like to run 205/50/16's on them.........Think they will fit a stock soon to be H&R'ed sport spring-ed out 325 ?? Im thinking w/ a 10mm spacer maybe ??? Gimme some input, thanks[sigpicComment
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15mm spacers are what you're looking for. You can run up to 225/45/16 without even rolling the fenders if you'd like.These are discount tires line of rims.........they are well priced. They are a 16x7 38mm offset. Id like to run 205/50/16's on them.........Think they will fit a stock soon to be H&R'ed sport spring-ed out 325 ?? Im thinking w/ a 10mm spacer maybe ??? Gimme some input, thanksComment




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