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02-24-2012, 04:09 AM | #1 |
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Seeking help for aggressive 19" set-up on pre-lci sedan!!!
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I'm getting some new wheels put on very soon and I'm seeking some help regarding the most aggressive fitment with spacers I can get without issues of rubbing everywhere. The wheel specs are as follows: Front: 19x8.5 ET35 Rear: 19x10 ET20 The tire specs are as follows: Front: General Exclaim 235/35/19 Rear: Hankook Ventus V12 255/25/19 Suspension: Lowered on ST coilovers to roughly H&R sport spring height or a little lower. I'm wondering if I can put 15mm spacers in the front (effectively making the front offset 19x8.5 ET20) without issues of rubbing. My fenders are already rolled. If 15mm spacers won't work, any recommendations would be greatly appreciated as well. Please advise! Any help would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks for your time.
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I dont know if you got your answer yet but you'll be fine. Im running et 20 up front with 245s and i only rub on big bumps and its on the bolt where the fenders meet. A 235 tire would stretch just right and not rub.
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Thanks, I was hoping someone would be able to give me some feedback haha. With running ET20 up front, are you still able to fully turn the wheel when you need to? Or does it somewhat restrict the turning? Appreciate the help.
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I dont rubb at all when turning. but i have a 325i so i don't have the oil cooler vents on the passengers side. I think thats the side. anyway you have vent on one of the sides. You might have to shave down the plastic vents but I'm not for sure. But like I said i have 275 and i don't rub. so you might be in the clear. the rub is worth the look IMO.
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