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08-04-2020, 08:32 PM | #1 |
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yet another fitment question.
Hello, I am a "new driver" and got my first car. It is a 2006 325xi sedan. All stock suspension. I am in the market for some wheels. What general sizes do you guys recommend? Thanks!
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For an X-drive E90 sedan, I would recommend running a square setup with the same size wheels and tires at all four corners. Typically a square setup makes the most sense on an all-wheel-drive vehicle, as you will not necessarily benefit from a staggered setup with a wider rear wheel and tire. With a square setup, you will also be able to rotate your wheels and tires to maximize tread life. Fitment wise, I would recommend the following specs: Front & Rear: 18x9" ET30 with 255/35-18 tires -Direct fit. -5mm front spacers may be required with certain aftermarket suspensions, see below. With a 18x9" ET30 wrapped in a 255/35-18 tire at all four corners, this setup will be a complete direct fit on a stock 325i X-drive E90. 255/35-18 tires will provide a significant increase in performance over the stock sizes, and the 18x9" ET30 wheels will give you a flush fitment both front and rear. Here are a few examples of some E9x's running similar fitments: If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out! -Geirsen
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Before you get the wheels, decide if you are going to be modifying the suspension setup. Once you get that figured out then choose your wheels.
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08-05-2020, 04:00 PM | #4 |
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Yea I figured that I was gonna go with some BC Racing BR Series coilovers or something of that nature. I’m not trying to get super low or anything so I figured that these would work.
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