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[monsterezza]

HI all,

I just bought my e92 335

Looking forward to buy a rim and thinking to put TE37 on my rides.

What will be the best aggressive i can play with?

I read the forum and said if i put offset 22 i will need to roll my fender.

Should I setup the car like the following:

Front: 19" 8.5j offset 34
Rear: 19" 10.5j offset 22

any suggestion ? what tire should i use?

[Robmaster]

are those the TE37 reps from VarrsToen?

i have 19x9.5 offset 22 at the rear with a 255/30/19 tire, lowred with coils, slightley rolled fenders and it still rubs BAD!!!

so no chance to put the 19x10.5 ET22 on your car without rolled/shaved fenders and a lot of negativ camber.

[wstc]

I've been wanting to pull the trigger on a set for ages..
But I want a set I can put on without any modifications, and it seems like all e92's on this forum with te37s run aggressive offsets, and I wouldn't want to pull the trigger until I see some e92's rock the max offsets that would work for our car without any modifications or rubbing, which I believe is 19x8.5 et 35 and 19x9.5 et 33

[SoCal BimMn']

Originally Posted by Robmaster

are those the TE37 reps from VarrsToen?

i have 19x9.5 offset 22 at the rear with a 255/30/19 tire, lowred with coils, slightley rolled fenders and it still rubs BAD!!!

so no chance to put the 19x10.5 ET22 on your car without rolled/shaved fenders and a lot of negativ camber.

+1

I'm also running 19s 9.5" 265/30/19 ET22 on the rear and I'm lowered on B&Gs springs (which hasn't fully settled) and I rub when driving on the freeway when I hit dips.

[htoudiee]

Originally Posted by Cal1 Beem1n

+1

I'm also running 19s 9.5" 265/30/19 ET22 on the rear and I'm lowered on B&Gs springs (which hasn't fully settled) and I rub when driving on the freeway when I hit dips.

Same here...