I bought a set of ac schintzer wheels and i would like to put them on my e30 m3 what adapters do you guys recommend
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great thread +100Mtech1 v8 build thread - https://www.r3vlimited.com/board/sho...d.php?t=413205
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well they are 17" and the tires are 235-45-r17 and they came of a 5 series around a 80's i believeStewie30luvr!!!!!!!!!!:up::up:Comment
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You may need spacers, definitely not adapters. Spacer necessity and size cannot be determined without you providing wheel width and offset. You definitely need new tires, though, because those are way too big.Comment
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Ps. These adapters would work very well on your E30 M3:
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No adapter needed. If the wheels are from a 1980s 5 series, only 3mm spacers at the front might be needed, and only if the rims hit the calipers' carrier.
BTW your tires are too tall for an e30 M3. You need 234.40.17...Brake harder. Go faster. No shit.
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they should be stamped with the offset, also posting the width would be helpful. Sounds like they are 8 to 8.5 though.Comment
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wheels are ugly, send them to me. did you end up taking the car up north?
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My feedback Thread http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=219113Comment
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they are 8.5 width and what tire sounds good for these rims in for my e30 m3Stewie30luvr!!!!!!!!!!:up::up:Comment
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