[spanner1751]

Originally Posted by shockin330i

9.5 will fit easy on a lci. I'm running 19x9.5 rear with 35 offset with zero rubbing issues and I'm dropped.

What size tires?

[shockin330i]

265

[VaDuro]

+1 for the daily driver question>

What is the optimal fitting for a 335XI stock? Will run on track in spring.

I am looking for 18" Sqauare + Spacers in rear or 18" 8.5F / 18 9.5R

Would a 35 offset all around work?

225's up front
265's in the rear

I love the wheel selection!

[BiggBoss]

Price set + Delivery to Russia?

[krnet2dboi]

Looking for best fitment for E90 328i Pre-LCI stock suspension
Looking to use for a daily driver with bit of a aggressive look.

PM me best price shipped to 91911

And would also like to know white colors you guys carry. I've been seeing red and etc.

[rdub315]

Is everyone on vaca over there? My last few PM's have gone unanswered...

[Evil///M]

By far the best performing and best looking wheels you can put on ANY BMW.

Looking for max concavity for a 335i. What size/offset will make this fitment possible?

[Evil///M]

Hello...?

[Expert@ApexWheels]

Originally Posted by Evil///M

By far the best performing and best looking wheels you can put on ANY BMW.

Looking for max concavity for a 335i. What size/offset will make this fitment possible?

The direct fitment for your 335i would be the 18x8.5" ET38 and 18x9.5" ET35 ARC-8s, which would have the concave faces on the rear. These should be paired up with 235/40/18 and 265/35/18 street tires.

We just restocked on ARC-8s in plenty of sizes! Give us a call if you need a set!

[ApexWheels]

We have plenty of ARC-8's in stock in E9x fitments! Please call us for any questions regarding fitment.

[Expert@ApexWheels]

Anthracite ARC-8s on an e92 335i:



We have plenty of ARC-8s in stock right now, so give us a call to order yours!

[Expert@ApexWheels]

Hyper Silver ARC-8s on an e92 335i:



We have every finish of the ARC-8 in stock right now!

[just4kickz]

nice wheels

[Evil///M]

Originally Posted by David@ApexRaceParts

The direct fitment for your 335i would be the 18x8.5" ET38 and 18x9.5" ET35 ARC-8s, which would have the concave faces on the rear. These should be paired up with 235/40/18 and 265/35/18 street tires.

Ok thanks. Is there any way I would be able to fit 9.0" in the front?

[Expert@ApexWheels]

Originally Posted by Evil///M

Ok thanks. Is there any way I would be able to fit 9.0" in the front?

Yes you can fit the 18x9.0" ET42 ARC-8 with a spacer in the front of your e92 335i. If you're running a 245/40/18, at least a 5mm spacer is required, and if you plan on the 255/35/18, a 12mm spacer would be needed and would also need about 2 degrees of negative camber.

[ApexWheels]

ARC-8's in E9x fitments are in stock!



Please call us with any questions you may have regarding fitment.

[Expert@ApexWheels]

We have all finishes of the e9x non-M fitment ARC-8s in stock and ready to ship immediately!

[Expert@ApexWheels]

Still have a few sets of ARC-8 wheels in 3-series fitment in stock!

[andrew_b]

Hey guys,

My car is an 07 335 E93 (335i). Pretty sure I want to stick to a square setup, since I've been able to dial mine in (right now on stock 17x8) in terms of the right amount of understeer (it's pretty near neutral). Standard suspension now, but will be getting Eibach Pro Kit springs and Koni FSD dampers sometime soon (unless someone shows me a better configuration for what I like). Car is a daily driver with lots of ...ahh...spirited driving, and an occasional HPDE.

Really like the looks of the ARC-8 concave. Would you suggest the 17x9 square setup or something different? Definitely like the concave versions, not sure if they come in the 18x8.5 or if an 18x9 will fit in front....

If you could PM me details for cost shipped to 40514 that would be great as well.

[Expert@ApexWheels]

Originally Posted by andrew_b

Hey guys,

My car is an 07 335 E93 (335i). Pretty sure I want to stick to a square setup, since I've been able to dial mine in (right now on stock 17x8) in terms of the right amount of understeer (it's pretty near neutral). Standard suspension now, but will be getting Eiback Pro Kit springs and Koni FSD dampers sometime soon (unless someone shows me a better configuration for what I like). Car is a daily driver with lots of ...ahh...spirited driving, and an occasional HPDE.

Really like the looks of the ARC-8 concave. Would you suggest the 17x9 square setup or something different? Definitely like the concave versions, not sure if they come in the 18x8.5 or if an 18x9 will fit in front....

If you could PM me details for cost shipped to 40514 that would be great as well.

The 17x9.0" ET30 concave face can work for your e93 335i. The 17x9.0" ET30 is recommended for a track setup with either a 245 or 255 street tire. Depending on the tire you choose, the rear may require a fender roll to alleviate tire rubbing onto the fender as extreme performance tires tend to run wider than most street tires.

You can get the 18x9.0" ET42 to work with your 335i as well, but it does not have the concave face that you want, and would require a spacer in the front.

[andrew_b]

Originally Posted by David@ApexRaceParts

The 17x9.0" ET30 concave face can work for your e93 335i. The 17x9.0" ET30 is recommended for a track setup with either a 245 or 255 street tire. Depending on the tire you choose, the rear may require a fender roll to alleviate tire rubbing onto the fender as extreme performance tires tend to run wider than most street tires.

You can get the 18x9.0" ET42 to work with your 335i as well, but it does not have the concave face that you want, and would require a spacer in the front.

Thanks for the quick reply and PM, David!

If I ran 255/40 street tires, would I need to roll the rear fender? Car is pre-LCI.

[Expert@ApexWheels]

Originally Posted by andrew_b

Thanks for the quick reply and PM, David!

If I ran 255/40 street tires, would I need to roll the rear fender? Car is pre-LCI.

You shouldn't need to roll the rear fenders with the 255/40 street tires with the 17x9.0" ET30 on a pre-LCI unless you run a really wide tire such as a Hankook RS-3. Even then, it may only be a very light roll depending on your alignment settings.