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  • Vdubmt
    Member
    • Feb 2013
    • 50

    #6256
    Suggestions on tire size please. 16x8, 16x9 et15 all around suspension will be megan coils, spun low. Will I have any rubbing issues with this offset?
    Thanks.
    (OO=[][]=OO)

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    • brutus87
      R3V OG
      • Feb 2010
      • 6280

      #6257
      I'm looking at running BBS RS070 15x7 et16 all around.
      I'm on IE3s with Konis on a late model.

      Do I need spacers?
      Will I rub?
      Do I need to stretch or roll the fenders at all?

      I have new 205/55/15 tires.


      Thanks!
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      • WhyNot
        Grease Monkey
        • May 2012
        • 363

        #6258
        After doing my research and learning, I think I have it figured out,
        Please comment


        All for 1991 Vert

        Putting 17x10, et 15, on the rear.....
        1. Using skinny tires, streched makes it easier.
        2. Using full size tires like 255 means major rolling, pulling, and streching the wheel well which usually means repaint and the stock look/lines are gone.
        3. Slammed/Lowered suspension makes it even harder.

        Is that about it?

        Thanks
        Last edited by WhyNot; 02-19-2013, 08:07 PM.
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        • Mystikal
          Moderator
          Wheel Fitment Expert
          • Nov 2003
          • 9602

          #6259
          Originally posted by GT BMW E30
          dude......... do not say that.
          these
          I dunno, I'd take a whole lot of OEM low offset wheels over those. But I see where you're going with it at least. :p

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          • Mystikal
            Moderator
            Wheel Fitment Expert
            • Nov 2003
            • 9602

            #6260
            Originally posted by sasha18yug
            hey guys i'm trying to figure out my setup for my e30....its going to have bilstein b12 pro kit i think lowering of 30\30 (not sure) and i wann buy ronal aero wheels..specs are 16 \ 7,5 wide and et 38.... my question is...can i run this setup with no fender rolling ...i dont want it to look like crap under the fender... can someone post pictures with these wheels or with similar setup...thanks and i hope i can get an answer ...:D

            sasha
            15-20mm spacers all around to fit them.

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            • Mystikal
              Moderator
              Wheel Fitment Expert
              • Nov 2003
              • 9602

              #6261
              Originally posted by Vdubmt
              Suggestions on tire size please. 16x8, 16x9 et15 all around suspension will be megan coils, spun low. Will I have any rubbing issues with this offset?
              Thanks.
              195/45 205/45
              195/45 215/40
              205/45 205/45

              Etc etc. 215/45, 225/40, 225/45 will all require suitable amounts of fender massaging to fit in the rear.

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              • Mystikal
                Moderator
                Wheel Fitment Expert
                • Nov 2003
                • 9602

                #6262
                Originally posted by brutus87
                I'm looking at running BBS RS070 15x7 et16 all around.
                I'm on IE3s with Konis on a late model.

                Do I need spacers?
                Will I rub?
                Do I need to stretch or roll the fenders at all?

                I have new 205/55/15 tires.


                Thanks!
                Should fit without rubbing.

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                • Mystikal
                  Moderator
                  Wheel Fitment Expert
                  • Nov 2003
                  • 9602

                  #6263
                  Originally posted by WhyNot
                  After doing my research and learning, I think I have it figured out,
                  Please comment


                  All for 1991 Vert

                  Putting 17x10, et 15, on the rear.....
                  1. Using skinny tires, streched makes it easier.
                  2. Using full size tires like 255 means major rolling, pulling, and streching the wheel well which usually means repaint and the stock look/lines are gone.
                  3. Slammed/Lowered suspension makes it even harder.

                  Is that about it?

                  Thanks
                  You have the gist of it. In general anyone looking to run 255s on an E30 rear should be looking at +25 to +30 offset.

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                  • Vdubmt
                    Member
                    • Feb 2013
                    • 50

                    #6264
                    Originally posted by Mystikal
                    195/45 205/45
                    195/45 215/40
                    205/45 205/45

                    Etc etc. 215/45, 225/40, 225/45 will all require suitable amounts of fender massaging to fit in the rear.
                    So if I do 195/45f, 205/45r, I'll be able to get away with out rolling?
                    Would 205/40 not be enough sidewall? Would prefer to have a little bit of beef to the tires so the 45's sound good but also don't want rubbing. Thanks for the reply and help.
                    (OO=[][]=OO)

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                    • IronFreak
                      No R3VLimiter
                      • Dec 2012
                      • 3702

                      #6265
                      Originally posted by Mystikal
                      You have the gist of it. In general anyone looking to run 255s on an E30 rear should be looking at +25 to +30 offset.
                      Is this with severe fender rolling? As I understand it, a positive offset=more back spacing. so if a person wanted say 275 in the rear getting closer to a 0et would push the wheel away from the shock for clearance.....correct?
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                      • Mystikal
                        Moderator
                        Wheel Fitment Expert
                        • Nov 2003
                        • 9602

                        #6266
                        Originally posted by Vdubmt
                        So if I do 195/45f, 205/45r, I'll be able to get away with out rolling?
                        Would 205/40 not be enough sidewall? Would prefer to have a little bit of beef to the tires so the 45's sound good but also don't want rubbing. Thanks for the reply and help.
                        Yes, I'd suggest the 195/45 205/45 combo if you want to avoid rolling. 205/40 is too short of a diameter for an E30.

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                        • Mystikal
                          Moderator
                          Wheel Fitment Expert
                          • Nov 2003
                          • 9602

                          #6267
                          Originally posted by IronFreak
                          Is this with severe fender rolling? As I understand it, a positive offset=more back spacing. so if a person wanted say 275 in the rear getting closer to a 0et would push the wheel away from the shock for clearance.....correct?
                          Yes, about the largest you'll get to fit on an E30 with just a basic fender roll (and NOT rub) is a 245. You're right on the offset explanation.

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                          • IronFreak
                            No R3VLimiter
                            • Dec 2012
                            • 3702

                            #6268
                            Originally posted by Mystikal
                            Yes, about the largest you'll get to fit on an E30 with just a basic fender roll (and NOT rub) is a 245. You're right on the offset explanation.
                            I have dtm flares That I'll be using. No rolling involved because I'll cut them out!
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                            Rebellion Forge Custom Fabrication

                            1988 325is - TrackRat in progress

                            Instagram @rebellionforge

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                            • Vdubmt
                              Member
                              • Feb 2013
                              • 50

                              #6269
                              Appreciate the help. Thanks.
                              (OO=[][]=OO)

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                              • dudecati
                                Advanced Member
                                • Jun 2012
                                • 104

                                #6270
                                What is the widest tire you can put onto Euroweaves? Just curious.

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