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      07-24-2010, 10:28 AM   #1
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Too aggressive?

Hi guys,
I'm looking this up for a friend. He's wondering if you think this set up is too agressive for an E92/E93 335i. The car is at stock height. He does't want to rub or have any problems since the car is a daily driver.

-(M3 offsets) 25et in front and 22et in rear.
-19 inch wheels

I'm hoping you guys can help him out.

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Yes, assuming those are 8,5/9,5 wide with 235/265 tires, they'll rub in the rear over bumps and with a loaded car.
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what's the width, it can fit.. roll the rear fenders. 225-235 tires front, 265 rear tires
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he could run a 255/30/19 in the rear too for more clearance.

and do 225/35 up front, because after wheels he will want to drop it because it will look really tall IMO
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Yes, assuming those are 8,5/9,5 wide with 235/265 tires, they'll rub in the rear over bumps and with a loaded car.
Assuming its a 8.5/9.5 fitment, you can also run a 225 front and a 255 rear for more room to work with. Either way, this fitment is aggressive and is not recommended if you do not plan on modifying the vehicle.

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