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      08-09-2009, 02:41 PM   #1
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offset question!!

If i run a set of non-staggered wheel 18x8.5 ET35, and tires is 225/40/18 all around on my E90 330i, which size of spacer i need to place on the rear to make it flush??anyone??

Also if i run the non-staggered on a RWD car, will it cause any problems??thanks!
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I'd probably go with 20mm back there. Is your car lowered?
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I'm running a 18x9.5 with et 35 and could probably add about 5 mm with no roll. Based on this you could go with a 15 mm spacer and be comfortable. A 20 mm might work too depending on your tire size..
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My car is lowered with h&r race!
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and my tire size is 225/40/18 all around at 4 corners!
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You judge. A 15mm will be about 3mm out further than the pic below. My car isn't lowered though so can't say for sure. I'd go with the 15mm to be safe.
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If you have 8.5" rims why not go up a size to 235/40/18?
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i m just wondering if a 18x8.5 ET35 wheels can fit in to a 255/40/18 tires???
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i m just wondering if a 18x8.5 ET35 wheels can fit in to a 255/40/18 tires???
It would be better to use 255/35/18. That is the M-sport fitment offerered as OEM. OEM rear wheels are 18x8.5 ET37, so your 35mm offset is not an issue.
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