9x16
or
8x17
Anyone tell me the exact offset and fitament I would need for either
Is 9inchs on the back just too fat?
Opinions.....
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ianeire
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On to an Mtec2 325is.....
9x16
or
8x17
Anyone tell me the exact offset and fitament I would need for either
Is 9inchs on the back just too fat?
9x16
or
8x17
Anyone tell me the exact offset and fitament I would need for either
Is 9inchs on the back just too fat?
Last edited by ianeire on Thu Oct 13, 2005 1:52 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Conan
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16s wont ruin your ride and handling and the extra fat look of 9" cant be beaten. definatly the 16s'!
'91 Sterling Silver e30 320i SE
'96 Avus Blue e34 525i Sport
'92 Alpine White e30 318iS Touring
'86 Alpine White e28 M5 (008/187)
'02 Titan Silver e39 530d Sport Touring
'54 Cosmos Black e61 535d MSport Touring
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'96 Avus Blue e34 525i Sport
'92 Alpine White e30 318iS Touring
'86 Alpine White e28 M5 (008/187)
'02 Titan Silver e39 530d Sport Touring
'54 Cosmos Black e61 535d MSport Touring
'07 Sapphire Black e61 M5 Touring
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egk2
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16x9 et 15's with at least a 5mm spacer for the front to clear the
struts, your choice of spacer for the rear to even out the look but it is not necessary to run any at all for the rear. 215/40/16 tires with a slammed suspension is the perdect size for a rub free ride.
struts, your choice of spacer for the rear to even out the look but it is not necessary to run any at all for the rear. 215/40/16 tires with a slammed suspension is the perdect size for a rub free ride.
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