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[Duhst]

http://lasvegas.craigslist.org/pts/2216614125.html

Thinking about picking these up as just some beater rims... Question is, what size spacer would i need to mount them as im pretty sure that i would run into issues if i just tried to mount without spacers..

I have a base model 07 e90 328.

thanks!
EDIT: anyone know if 16x7 et11 will fit??

[sal5289]

dont wanna take over this thread but i also have a question about spacers. i have a 09 335 sports package with the 18 inch stock wheels. i like these wheels i just want a more aggressive stands in the rear. what is a good spacer i could get that i dont have to worry about any fender rolling or any modifications. something to just make it more aggressive looking.... thank u.

[Freelo]

Sal, for the 09 335i E90 with stock 18inch wheels, 12mm spacers work well and are totally safe with regard to rubbing (I have them). If you want a little more aggressive I'm 99% sure 15mm will not rub in the rear, unless you have some kind of unusual suspension setup. I'm on BMW performance yellow springs, slight drop.

For the OP, I have no idea. Aren't there nice 17inch rims available on the forums that are inexpensive?

[sal5289]

Originally Posted by Freelo

Sal, for the 09 335i E90 with stock 18inch wheels, 12mm spacers work well and are totally safe with regard to rubbing (I have them). If you want a little more aggressive I'm 99% sure 15mm will not rub in the rear, unless you have some kind of unusual suspension setup. I'm on BMW performance yellow springs, slight drop.

For the OP, I have no idea. Aren't there nice 17inch rims available on the forums that are inexpensive?

awesome. thanks for the advice, hate to bother u but do u happen to have any pictures of ur car that i can get an idea of. thank you.

[Duhst]

Originally Posted by Freelo

Sal, for the 09 335i E90 with stock 18inch wheels, 12mm spacers work well and are totally safe with regard to rubbing (I have them). If you want a little more aggressive I'm 99% sure 15mm will not rub in the rear, unless you have some kind of unusual suspension setup. I'm on BMW performance yellow springs, slight drop.

For the OP, I have no idea. Aren't there nice 17inch rims available on the forums that are inexpensive?

i just recently got new tires and just looking for something to swap out my OEM 16s with...

[Duhst]

anyone...?

[Duhst]

from what it seems... i need to get hubcentric rings since i think these are stock e39 rims? but still not sure on how big of spacers i would need..

[remmib]

Originally Posted by Duhst

from what it seems... i need to get hubcentric rings since i think these are stock e39 rims? but still not sure on how big of spacers i would need..

We need to know the offset, but if they're e39 wheels you won't need spacers.

[Duhst]

Originally Posted by remmib

We need to know the offset, but if they're e39 wheels you won't need spacers.

kinda figured that... waiting to here back from the seller..

so if they are e39 offsets i wouldnt need any spacers?

[remmib]

Originally Posted by Duhst

kinda figured that... waiting to here back from the seller..

so if they are e39 offsets i wouldnt need any spacers?

Normal e39 offset is +20.

[Duhst]

http://lasvegas.craigslist.org/pts/2218874121.html

so i was also looking at these but i just found out they are 16x7 with +11... pretty sure that would be problems.... right??

[Duhst]

[remmib]

Originally Posted by Duhst

http://lasvegas.craigslist.org/pts/2218874121.html

so i was also looking at these but i just found out they are 16x7 with +11... pretty sure that would be problems.... right??

Don't see a problem in the rear, front might be a problem though.