Quick Question

LaXNTiGA · 07-11-2012, 02:01 AM

Hello, I'm fairly new, did a search, but couldn't find anything concrete and didn't want to HJ another person's thread.

Will Enkei NT03+M in : 18x8.0 / 5x120 / +35 Fit a 2010 328i (as in no rubbing issues)?

I know my stock wheel is the Style 360, 16"x7" ET31.

Lastly, If I can find, I am trying to get the 17x8 / 5x120 / +38, the offset should be ok, correct? No rubbing issues here?

My suspension is stock and I plan on keeping it that way, at least until they go... lol. I don't plan on doing brake kits or anything like that either.

I don't see anyone running these wheels on the e90... Why is that?

I'm so tempted to get rid of the rft's. Only if I could justify it by finding a nice set.

Thanks in advance,

Laxn

bmw325i · 07-11-2012, 03:27 AM

Either one will fit it won't even be close to flush though.

07-11-2012, 02:01 AM	#1
LaXNTiGA Enlisted Member 4 Rep 37 Posts Drives: 2010 328i - Jet Black Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Houston, TX iTrader: (0)	Quick Question - Fitment (NT03+M) Hello, I'm fairly new, did a search, but couldn't find anything concrete and didn't want to HJ another person's thread. Will Enkei NT03+M in : 18x8.0 / 5x120 / +35 Fit a 2010 328i (as in no rubbing issues)? I know my stock wheel is the Style 360, 16"x7" ET31. Lastly, If I can find, I am trying to get the 17x8 / 5x120 / +38, the offset should be ok, correct? No rubbing issues here? My suspension is stock and I plan on keeping it that way, at least until they go... lol. I don't plan on doing brake kits or anything like that either. I don't see anyone running these wheels on the e90... Why is that? I'm so tempted to get rid of the rft's. Only if I could justify it by finding a nice set. Thanks in advance, Laxn
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07-11-2012, 03:27 AM	#2
bmw325i Major General 239 Rep 5,118 Posts Drives: 2006 BMW 325i Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: United States iTrader: (8)	Either one will fit it won't even be close to flush though.
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