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    Originally posted by stinkydriverx View Post
    yoo jay,
    Its me for about the 100th time.
    I just bought some vw fitment kosei k1's in 17x7.5 et 35 with 205/40's on them. I dont know what the hub bore size is( i cant find the specs ANYWHERE) They came off a sentra as far as i know. My question isssss.
    I was thinking a 10mm hubcentric spacer would be enough.
    But i have no idea where to find one. any help?

    EDIT: so i have figured out that places like americas tire can measure the hub bore of my new wheel (kosei k1). my guess so far is its in the 60+mm range. So my question still stands, just wanted to give you a little more info.
    Thanks jay for any help.
    -Andrew
    What tires are you planning to run?

    If it was something massive like a 235/40/17 (which is possible), then you could put 5mm spacers up front to clear the struts and nothing in the rear.

    If you just want 215/40/17 or less, then run 15mm spacers all around.

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      Originally posted by Mystikal View Post
      The wheels are not flush or wide enough to really look right with stretched tires. I'd just go for 225/45/16 all around and enjoy the grip.
      thanx.just fitted those rims today,need spacers both front n rear or they will scub my inner wall

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        Originally posted by Mystikal View Post
        What tires are you planning to run?

        If it was something massive like a 235/40/17 (which is possible), then you could put 5mm spacers up front to clear the struts and nothing in the rear.

        If you just want 215/40/17 or less, then run 15mm spacers all around.
        I can fit 235's???? is that with the fenders rolled?
        Im on coilovers though.
        I would be happy as hell if i could really fit 235's.

        there is already 205 40's on there right now. And the profile is a little toooo small for my liking. Im afraid the ride is going to be unbearabe. But thanks for the spacer info.
        Turbo m30 drift car build.
        500whp or bust.
        http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=256525

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          Originally posted by Mystikal View Post
          Those are now 16x8.5 ET6, which is very aggressive. Even with 205/45/16 tires stretched on, you will likely have to roll the rear fenders.
          .


          what tire width would you suggest i run, if i were to roll the fvenders a bit... i dont want stretch either.

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            continuing from my other thread


            you mentioned 10+ mm spacers for our cars are basically non existent in hubcentric form. so since even with my 5mm spacers I'm hittin frame, I'm fucked?

            Status: HG repair. 488wtq though!

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              Originally posted by shiboujin View Post
              continuing from my other thread


              you mentioned 10+ mm spacers for our cars are basically non existent in hubcentric form. so since even with my 5mm spacers I'm hittin frame, I'm fucked?
              Have you checked out these?


              Pricey but they exist.
              $500, Diamantschwarz, and a Dream

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                i thought h&r made some pretty big wheel spaers for our cars

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                  $85 isn't bad but I need to get lug studs long enough for em. I have the extra long IE ones but I'm not sure if thats long enough.

                  Edit wait $100 with studs http://www.ecstuning.com/BMW-E30-318...cers/ES260067/

                  Status: HG repair. 488wtq though!

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                    Quick question...can I use the lug bolts from my OEM 14" steelies with OEM bottlecaps? Gonna add some RT-615s and go tear up the cones, but need to make sure the lugs will work.

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                      nevermind.
                      Last edited by omar85; 07-06-2009, 11:11 AM.

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                        Originally posted by E30SPDFRK View Post
                        Hey Jay, I'm going to be running 16x7 et10 front and et-15 rear with 205/45's. I'm gonna have some problems with the rear arches aren't I
                        As an update to this, no problems at all. Fenders are pulled a little though.

                        Byron
                        Leichtbau

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                          BBS RZ 15x6.5 ET33

                          Well today I scored some older BBS RZ's in 15x6.5 ET33 for my daily driver 325e. They are wrapped in 205/50/15 tires.
                          According to my calculations (which have every potential to be bad) I should be able to mount them right up and not get any side-effects but I want to be sure...

                          The guy I bought them from was running them on a slammed-to-the ground 325is with lots of camber. He also had them mounted with 20mm spacers.

                          My car isn't lowered at all but I have plans for H&R Sport Springs with Bilsteins to drop the car, but just slightly, after all it is my daily driver. If at all possable I want to get away without spacers. What do the gurus think?

                          1984 Hennarot 325e - 1990 Brillantrot M3 - 1938 Buick Special Business Coupe

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                            OK, I've read through most of the thread that pertains to 15x6.5 wheels...

                            Referencing a reply to a question about 15x7 ET38 wheels it was said to go with 205/55 tires with a 20mm Spacer for a flush fit.

                            Since my wheels are ET33 by my simple math I should go with 15mm spacers for a flush fit. However for maximum 'drivability' should I go with a 10mm or 12.5mm Hubcentric as shown in the ecstuning link above? I'm not as concerned with the 'flushness' of it all, I would rather have full range of suspension play without having to worry about fender or wheel-well rub since I'm not planning on rolling my fenders...

                            -RH

                            1984 Hennarot 325e - 1990 Brillantrot M3 - 1938 Buick Special Business Coupe

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                              Originally posted by stinkydriverx View Post
                              I can fit 235's???? is that with the fenders rolled?
                              Im on coilovers though.
                              I would be happy as hell if i could really fit 235's.

                              there is already 205 40's on there right now. And the profile is a little toooo small for my liking. Im afraid the ride is going to be unbearabe. But thanks for the spacer info.
                              Yeah, I helped a local guy do that to his S50 car. He's running RT-615s too, which run wide. No fender rolling.

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                                Originally posted by Mfever View Post
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                                what tire width would you suggest i run, if i were to roll the fvenders a bit... i dont want stretch either.
                                Simply not possible. The wheels will be pushed outside of the fenders.

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