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    #16
    My E36/5 runs style 32's. Mine are from a late 3.0 Z3

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      #17
      Originally posted by M-technik-3 View Post
      My E36/5 runs style 32's. Mine are from a late 3.0 Z3

      very nice!
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        #18
        I have a the staggered 17x8 and 17x9 set. I will see if I can get you weight...that's if I remember.

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          #19
          Do style 5's!!

          Style 32's do look great though.

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            #20
            Do style 5's!!

            Style 32's do look great though.

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              #21
              Originally posted by chutrain View Post
              I have a the staggered 17x8 and 17x9 set. I will see if I can get you weight...that's if I remember.


              That would be awesome!!! Thanks!



              And TwoJ's, style 5's are a bit played out and in my opinion don't look all that amazing...plus they don't take lime green very well :-)
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                #22
                Here's some info from BF.c E34 section, IIRC 17" Style 5's weigh in at around 19lbs without a tire.

                Originally posted by janders211
                Just some weights I have taken. For reference; I zero the scale, I weight the wheel and tire (ex. 50 lbs) I weigh myself (ex. 96 lbs...I'm a small girl). I weigh myself holding the wheel (ex. 147lbs.) I subtract the difference, reweigh, and take the average..aka the wheel+ tire weighs 49.5lbs. Home scales suck - so you have to make multiple measurements like this to get a 'true' reading. If you post, take readings this way to keep it comparable and post as such:

                Wheel type/size:
                Tire type/size: (or put no tire if wheel only weight)
                Weight: (uhhh put the weight)

                Here are mine:

                Wheel type/size: BMW "style 32" 17X8 weight 25lbs
                Tire type/size: Falken Azenis 245/40/17 weight 25lbs
                Total Weight: 50lbs

                Wheel type/size: BMW "style 32" 17X9 weight 25lbs
                Tire type/size: Falken Azenis 255/40/17 weight 27lbs
                Total Weight: 52lbs
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                  #23
                  Thanks IloveMpower, however that persons weights seem suspect. She was likely using an inaccurate 5 dollar target digital scale.

                  I can't imagine that a 17x8 and a 17x9 wheel weigh the same...not to mention she admits her scale isn't up to par.
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                    #24
                    Originally posted by shiftbmw View Post
                    Thanks IloveMpower, however that persons weights seem suspect. She was likely using an inaccurate 5 dollar target digital scale.

                    I can't imagine that a 17x8 and a 17x9 wheel weigh the same...not to mention she admits her scale isn't up to par.
                    It's not really a girl, he was making a joke. It's a gentleman that frequently does autocross and also posted up other weights of wheels as well as created the thread. The weights may be slightly off but not by much.
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                    Euro lights + trim | Eibach/Bilstein | BBS RC090 17x8 | EAT Chip | Port + Polish | IE 284 Cam | Built valvetrain

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                      #25
                      Outrageously heavy 17s, damn!

                      I want to go 5 lug to be able to run the TRM MT1-R, 17 x 9, only 16.4 lbs!
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                        #26
                        Yes, outrageously heavy. But the guy admits his scale sucks and his numbers for the 17x8 are the same as the 17x9... I think I'll wait for Chutrain's numbers.
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                          #27
                          Sorry about the huge delay. Have not had a chance to weigh the wheels. I will try to weigh them tonight with a mail scale accurate down to the ounces. I will update with my findings.

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                            #28
                            So here is what I got:

                            17x8: 23 pounds and 3 ounces
                            17x9: 23 pounds and 13 ounces

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                              #29
                              Originally posted by chutrain View Post
                              So here is what I got:

                              17x8: 23 pounds and 3 ounces
                              17x9: 23 pounds and 13 ounces


                              Thank you good sir.
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                                #30
                                i've always thought clavin should try the staggered style 32s, just because i want to see it on a silver car.

                                but yeah that is a lil on the hefty side...
                                past:
                                1989 325is (learner shitbox)
                                1986 325e (turbo dorito)
                                1991 318ic (5-lug ITB)
                                1985 323i baur
                                current:
                                1995 M3 (suspension, 17x9/255-40, borla)

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