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[Derek Zoolander]

If you're gonna run any type of "aggressive" setup as you all call it, you need to be prepared to roll your fenders.
If you're not willing to stretch, then don't bother.

[Craig@SupremePower]

the right tires, fender rolling and possibly negative camber and your golden!

[cstmx_ryder]

Guess I was wrong about the stretched tires.....learn something new everyday. So essentially, I CAN go 19x10.5 in rear but just go with 265s? Will that kinda look like the pic above?

[Derek Zoolander]

Originally Posted by cstmx_ryder

Guess I was wrong about the stretched tires.....learn something new everyday. So essentially, I CAN go 19x10.5 in rear but just go with 265s? Will that kinda look like the pic above?

Well...that's a 245 on a 10.5" that I posted. But it's a 245/40/18.
For 19x10.5", a 265/30/19 might look like that. Depends on the tire too.

[ah gon]

Originally Posted by cstmx_ryder

K, I'll try searching.....hey, is that a CF quad diffusor you have on your car in the sig? If so, mind telling me who you got it from? Been looking for one forever........

my diffusor is oem with modded the cut out.and it's painted not cf.

[yowhuddupb]

i am running 19x9.5 +33 fronts and 19x10 +25 rear on my e90 dropped on H&R race springs. No rubbing since the rear is slightly cambered. I actually have about 5mm between the tire and fender right now. so I might just roll my fenders to gain another 5mm and slap on some 10mm spacers to get it as flush as possible.

tires are 235/35 fronts and 265/30 rears running PS2's.

[cstmx_ryder]

Originally Posted by yowhuddupb

i am running 19x9.5 +33 fronts and 19x10 +25 rear on my e90 dropped on H&R race springs. No rubbing since the rear is slightly cambered. I actually have about 5mm between the tire and fender right now. so I might just roll my fenders to gain another 5mm and slap on some 10mm spacers to get it as flush as possible.

tires are 235/35 fronts and 265/30 rears running PS2's.

So I guess the 'flush' look is what I'm looking for.........I just want the wheel to be as far out as the fenders so when you look at it from the back, it looks as if it's one continuous plane from the fenders down to the bottom of the wheel( don't know if that makes any sense...).

I guess that also means I'll most likely to have to roll my fenders in the rear? So with that said, the most 'flush' look will most likely come from running a 10.5" rears?.........IDK

what do you guys think?

[Derek Zoolander]

Depends on the offset man... if you want it flush, you'll need to roll.

[cstmx_ryder]

I'm just trying to figure out the medium between wheel widths and offsets.......Of course, if I can make the 10" rim sit as flush as possible, then that's great......

So in a wheel width/offset respect, which will accomplish the 'flush' look more?

[Derek Zoolander]

My advice: learn how to calculate offsets on your own. It's simple math. Come up with a conclusion. Propose conclusion. Get feedback.
It depends how low you want to go too. You need to consider all factors.

[cstmx_ryder]

I know how the basic offsets work, but I guess I also need to find out how much clearance there is on the strut side and the outside to calculate it correctly........

Has anyone measured the clearance on our E90s yet that would like to chime in?

[dlbrooks18]

Originally Posted by Derek Zoolander

If you're gonna run any type of "aggressive" setup as you all call it, you need to be prepared to roll your fenders.
If you're not willing to stretch, then don't bother.

... don't be afraid to roll your fenders, not a big deal..

[cstmx_ryder]

^^ How much more clearance will rolling my fenders give me?

Another 4-5 mm maybe? IDK

[Derek Zoolander]

Go look at the lip on the inside of your fenders...

[cstmx_ryder]

I did, so basically, the inner fender will be more flat, therefore give me more clearance....?

[3-3-5i]

With a F 9 X20 and R 10 X 20, and 35 and 40 offset, how aggressive is this setup?? post your pictures!! will it give me a flushed look on a E92 xdrive coupe??

[Tee212]

For reference, heres a 235/35/19 on a 10.5 on my previous riced out car. A 255 will be a mild stretch.