The wheels don't poke front or back. I only have a good picture of the front fitment, the rear is pretty similar. I would imagine a 25mm would be perfect in the rear if the fenders were rolled perfectly. A previous owner of my car did a half assed job of rolling the rear fenders on my e30 and left a bunch of dirt/undercoating on the lip so it wont roll flat, it's like almost half an inch thick still if that makes sense. The rear rubs a tiny bit on big bumps.

I got the adapters from a r3vlimited advertiser which actually posted a comment a few replies up, username 8380_Labs. here is the link to the page I bought them off of: http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=230901
I shortened the strut housing, not the strut. I bought a strut insert which was shorter in length (by roughly 3") than a normal e30 Bilstein. With sectioning 2" off the strut housing, the strut insert is still roughly an inch shorter than the top of the housing. In my case, I had to make a 1.25" spacer out of metal pipe for it to sit flush.
The front and rear are actually perfectly even in terms of tire clearance, which looks more proper to me than tucking a bunch of tire in the rear and barely tucking in the front to level out the rockers to the ground. The mild rake makes it look more aggressive to me too, but it's all just my opinion :D it's staying like this.
haha well thank you, but the roof rack is staying for now. I won't use it too often but I definitely do like to haul stuff around. I'm used to hatchbacks, so I'm definitely not used to having a coupe with a seat that doesn't even fold down.

I got the adapters from a r3vlimited advertiser which actually posted a comment a few replies up, username 8380_Labs. here is the link to the page I bought them off of: http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=230901
I shortened the strut housing, not the strut. I bought a strut insert which was shorter in length (by roughly 3") than a normal e30 Bilstein. With sectioning 2" off the strut housing, the strut insert is still roughly an inch shorter than the top of the housing. In my case, I had to make a 1.25" spacer out of metal pipe for it to sit flush.
The front and rear are actually perfectly even in terms of tire clearance, which looks more proper to me than tucking a bunch of tire in the rear and barely tucking in the front to level out the rockers to the ground. The mild rake makes it look more aggressive to me too, but it's all just my opinion :D it's staying like this.
haha well thank you, but the roof rack is staying for now. I won't use it too often but I definitely do like to haul stuff around. I'm used to hatchbacks, so I'm definitely not used to having a coupe with a seat that doesn't even fold down.



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