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[thwgw24]

Fronts - 19x8.5 Offset +41
Rears - 19x10 Offset +27

is this going to fit on a E90?
Please advice!!

[UdubBadger]

rears sound too agressive. usually a +30 is the most you can get out of an e90... especially if you have a drop.

they might fit if you roll the rear fenders

[PYSpeed.com]

Originally Posted by UdubBadger

rears sound too agressive. usually a +30 is the most you can get out of an e90... especially if you have a drop.

they might fit if you roll the rear fenders

That's too aggressive in the rear..... =(

[thwgw24]

some ppl are telling me that E90 can fit more aggressive wheels than the E92.
Is that correct or wrong?

[UdubBadger]

Originally Posted by thwgw24

some ppl are telling me that E90 can fit more aggressive wheels than the E92.
Is that correct or wrong?

correct

e92 is usually et33, e90 can take et30


m3's get like et22

[UdubBadger]

Originally Posted by Eric@PYSpeed.com

That's too aggressive in the rear..... =(

well I've heard of e90's taking the et22 from the M3's and rolling the fenders and being fine w/ some spacers to clear the brakes

[thwgw24]

so without rolling the fender, et30 is the most that E90 can take?

[remmib]

Those rears are aggresive, but you can make them fit especially if you run 265/30/19 tires.

[thwgw24]

Originally Posted by remmib

Those rears are aggresive, but you can make them fit especially if you run 265/30/19 tires.

are you talking about the ET27 or ET30?

[remmib]

Originally Posted by thwgw24

are you talking about the ET27 or ET30?

ET27, but you will must likely need to roll the fenders.

[scollins]

I thought I've read about E90's running 9.5 ET 25 in the rear with fender rolling.



A 10" wide ET27 will likely have enough clearance on the inside, but it will extend nearly 30mm on the outside, which is HUGE (1.18".) I think you'd need very aggressive fender rolling and an increase in negative camber on the rear wheels to fit those.

[Tee-Dub]

I'm running 9.5 et31 on the rear on OEM sport suspension and could push them out a few more mm with no problems, but you are talking about a 10" wheel. Also, the fronts at et41 will look a bit tucked in. I've got 8.5 et 35 on the front and they could also come out a few mm if they had to.

[FrankiE90]

+1 w/ remmib.
stretch the rear tire.
you know what tires your gett'n.
some tires will have a better profile when stretch with an
aggressive offset. Like Toyo T1R.


also, front offset you can add 10mm spacer to make it flush.

[thwgw24]

http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthread.php?t=708960

this is what I'm trying to get.
Probably won't fit without fender rolling and my H&R Sport Springs right?

[NaTuReB0Y]

I have ET28 on 20x10.......with 275/30/20 on H&R sport.......

I had to roll my fenders a little...it still rubs the plastic bumper when I hit a dip going fast...

ET33 on 20x8.5 with 235/35/20......eating away my front fenders

[FrankiE90]

Originally Posted by thwgw24

http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthread.php?t=708960

this is what I'm trying to get.
Probably won't fit without fender rolling and my H&R Sport Springs right?

you diff need to roll fender / that's a given.
the nitto 555 / 275 in rear may be rough - square profile tire.
u going rub a bit -til u wear down the tire. If you really like the wheel u can make it happen, honestly. 265 would be safer w/ max fender roll.
And, worse comes to worse u can shave the rear offset a few mm for et30 and u'll be coo...but i don't think u need too. u'll have a gansta rear setup.

good luck.
btw, work down that 1600$ tag if ur going pursue those wheels.