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[Zoeb@WheelDude.com]

Originally Posted by ACEE

If I had the money right now, I don't have all of it , I would so run the 9.5/11 set up.....but me have not enough money

Thanks for the PM, look forward to eventually seeing these on your car

[f30er]

How do the linea corsa's compare to Morr's?

[Gavin@MMW]

Morr's are Spun-Forged, which is similar to a flow formed wheel - so it is light, strong, and expensive

But for a CSL, the Morr is one of the most eye catching wheels Ive seen, and personally I love them.

Linea Corse are Low Pressure cast, so it is still a good quality wheel and has some nice styling, but that is the reason they are easier on the wallet then the Morr would be.

[spiike32]

Here are my morr vs8.2's. linea corse, avant garde, vmr's don't compare as these are 19 lbs 19'' spunforged wheels. low pressure cast are like 25-30lbs per wheel. A lot of people say that dropping 1 lbs of rotational mass = recovering or gaining about 3 hp. Whether that is true or not I'm not sure.

If you ask around and keep your eye out you can get vs8.2's for a good deal. I saw a post rather recently where someone sold theirs on the black market for like 2500 with tires. So like 1800 for the wheels (depending on the tires). Brand new they're like $3500 for the wheels alone.


Spiike's summer wheel thread

Read up on the Morr's, I definitely recommend them if you can swing them.
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=420880

[lancealot72]

Originally Posted by Zoeb@WheelDude.com

Thanks for the PM, look forward to eventually seeing these on your car

Hey Zoeb, what kind of modifications would have to happen on an 11' E90 LCI to run this 9.5/11 set-up, stock height? I know most things are doable, but is it "easily" doable? If not, do you have any other aggresive options for the E90 LCI?

[BoostedE90]

LC 818 in M3 offset... FTW!!

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=586266

[MRRwheels]

MRR wheels GT-7 http://mrrwheels.com/gt7.html

- Low pressure cast
- Super Light Weight
19x8.5 35et 26 lbs
19x9.5 35et 27 lbs
- Hub-centric (no hubrings needed)
- Accepts original BMW caps

- Available sizes 18" 19" 20"
- Available finish: Matte Black, Hyper Silver

more pics
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=594964

[hellothere123]

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Hi all,

I'm upgrading my wheels this summer and for me it's down to the Avant Garde M359 19" or the Linea Corsa 818 Wheels 19". What do you guys like better?

The LC are a little more expensive and from what I've read better quality. Is that true? Regardless of cost, which look do you like better?

Thanks

[Zoeb@WheelDude.com]

Originally Posted by output5151

I'm upgrading my wheels this summer and for me it's down to the Avant Garde M359 19" or the Linea Corsa 818 Wheels 19". What do you guys like better?

The LC are a little more expensive and from what I've read better quality. Is that true? Regardless of cost, which look do you like better?

Thanks

the LC818 is a more concave original design, so it's kinda nice to have that vs a wheel style you see on a lot of M3's

[Poderes1]

I'd go with Forged 1. Contact wheel addicts

[SLON]

Originally Posted by Zoeb@WheelDude.com

The front is not flat, it's a slightly concaved face in the front (decent amount for a 19x8.5 wheel) and the rear has pretty deep concavity

However, if that's not enough for you, there's the option of running 19x9.5 +25 front (which has the same concavity as our 19x10 rears) and then a 19x11 for the rears to achieve this look:



More here:
http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=574169

which can also be mounted on a Non-M Pre LCI E90 with a 235/35/19 front and a 265/30/19 rear as long as the car has rolled fenders both front and rear

Here is mine.
non m3
19x9.5 225/35/19 +25
19x11 245/35/19 +25
Did not need to roll the fenders.


http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=674359

[engotski]

^ not attractive to me. Way to much stretch and even if you drop it, I still dont think its nice

[eduardomi]

Zoeb are this Morrs? Do you have full specs?

Originally Posted by Zoeb@WheelDude.com

Extreme concavity in the rear, Slight concave in the front, and no part of the spokes going past the edge of the wheel, which gives the wheel a much cleaner look...be sure to look out for that on other wheels

here are some pictures mounted on an E90







Only $1299 shipped for the set of 4

[Zoeb@WheelDude.com]

Originally Posted by eduardomi

Zoeb are this Morrs? Do you have full specs?

Linea Corse LC818

19x8.5 +30 front and 19x10 +22 rear with 235.30.19 front and 265.30.19 rear

check the link to our site in my sig below for more detailed pictures /information.

[Magic335]

Originally Posted by Zoeb@WheelDude.com

nope, not stock ride height....you can be lowered

Yea, you can roll the front fenders on an E90 / E91

Double D's car is running 19x9.5 + 26 / 19x11 +25

Rear is the same fitment, front is virtually the same as well (1mm is pretty much nothing)



Might want to shoot Ses_D a PM to confirm he doesn't have any rubbing issues, but I think he's good

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=556314

Zoeb

Hey man i was just wondering with the setup you have how much tire stretch are you running and for the wheels whats youre lip sizes

19x9.5 +26 / -2.5 or -3 ?
19x11 + 25 / -4 or -5 ?

also are you running negative camber?

I have an e92 and im trying to get a more aggressive fitment like this!

looks amazing dude.