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      02-03-2009, 02:55 AM   #1
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Talking 18x9.5 +23 == A tad bit too aggressive?? Will rolling fender be enough??

I test fitted a 12mm spacer on tonight on my 18x9.5 +35 Advan RS = ET +23

The tire is a 255 Pirelli P7000 (crap beater winter tires i use just to get around
at the moment BUT as soon as spring hits, the Dunlop Direzza 265s will be back on and look much much beefier

This is at -2 camber...

Will rolling fenders be enough or would i need to pull the fenders and add more camber?

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I have a E90 with sports package and I'm running 18x9.5 in back 22 offset, but with a 255 S.Drive tire. No rubbing, but it's close. You should be able to get away with just a fender roll if you want to run a 265.
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Looks great first off .... and yea your going to need to roll them pretty flat ... I had to on my car.
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Rolled with line corse m3 offset and 265's! Runs fine!
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Slightly off topic but can you snap some pics of your front wheel profile like you did with the rears. I purchased some Advan RSs (still waiting for arrival) and am receiving the 18x8.5-32 and 18x9.5-35 wheels and am interested in how much room there is before rubbing. I just received my tires today - ordered 235/40 for the front and 265/35 for the rear. My concern is will I rub on the front with these wheels/tires.
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ya an ET22 is cuttin it pretty close
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Rolling fenders will do.... most dunlops usually have roundy sidewall which helps...
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Slightly off topic but can you snap some pics of your front wheel profile like you did with the rears. I purchased some Advan RSs (still waiting for arrival) and am receiving the 18x8.5-32 and 18x9.5-35 wheels and am interested in how much room there is before rubbing. I just received my tires today - ordered 235/40 for the front and 265/35 for the rear. My concern is will I rub on the front with these wheels/tires.
you shouldn't have problem with those offset.

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Thanks! Very helpful. I'll probably still be a bit nervous until I have them on. I would prefer a 35 offset for the front but the Advan RS do not offer that offset in an 18*8.5.
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Looks great first off .... and yea your going to need to roll them pretty flat ... I had to on my car.
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i rolled my fenders on my +25 LM's and i still rub slightly
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I'm currently running +25 19x10 with falken 452 tires in 265. If I want to put 275, I probably can't go past +27 offset. No camber adjustment, just flared and rolled fenders. So If you run a fat tire, this combo may not work. Also limitation of the e92 335 for offset will be the rear bumper. Unless you do body work. With my flare job, I can probably even go up to +22 offset, but can't due to the rear bumper.
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i rolled my fenders on my +25 LM's and i still rub slightly

I'm guessing you are rubbing on the corner of the rear bumper. And it depend on what kind and size of your tires too. I heard the narrowest side walls are Falkens and Toyo.
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I'm guessing you are rubbing on the corner of the rear bumper. And it depend on what kind and size of your tires too. I heard the narrowest side walls are Falkens and Toyo.
running 265/30 falken 452's on e46 m3 fitment LM's with no camber and i get slight rubbing on the rear fender underneath
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