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How you manage to buy them? Here in US i dont seem to find them
How you manage to buy them? Here in US i dont seem to find them
I havent had much time working with this wheel well, but just by the numbers you are going to struggle with either of those wheels. Your best bet to to stay under 8.5 in width and to keep offset as close to 40 as possible. The +30 would have enough poke to not look like it should be on your car. And the 19x9.5 et 39 would net you about 30mm of more poke from stock. Use this website, https://www.willtheyfit.com/, it will tell you alot about how much extra room is needed and all you'll need to do is measureI want to buy some tsw neptune wheels but for the size im aiming for the offset its too much +30 on 19 x 8.5 i dont want the wheels to stick out of the fender line too much the other sizes are 19 x 9.5 +39 that sounds perfect but i worry i need to roll the fenders (witch i dont want to) on stock suspension. Any suggestions? Most important to me is to leave stock everything and the rims are 19
Many thanks ill check on the website and your advice is very much appreciated.I havent had much time working with this wheel well, but just by the numbers you are going to struggle with either of those wheels. Your best bet to to stay under 8.5 in width and to keep offset as close to 40 as possible. The +30 would have enough poke to not look like it should be on your car. And the 19x9.5 et 39 would net you about 30mm of more poke from stock. Use this website, https://www.willtheyfit.com/, it will tell you alot about how much extra room is needed and all you'll need to do is measure
Did you have to fender roll with that set up?
Right now im looking at a 19 x 8.5 +40mm set up hoping i can fit it perfectly without any further modificationsI havent had much time working with this wheel well, but just by the numbers you are going to struggle with either of those wheels. Your best bet to to stay under 8.5 in width and to keep offset as close to 40 as possible. The +30 would have enough poke to not look like it should be on your car. And the 19x9.5 et 39 would net you about 30mm of more poke from stock. Use this website, https://www.willtheyfit.com/, it will tell you alot about how much extra room is needed and all you'll need to do is measure
Hey Stieven,Right now im looking at a 19 x 8.5 +40mm set up hoping i can fit it perfectly without any further modifications
are you getting rid of those tires?Hi! Anyone have photos of the sedan mz3 running Michelin PS4/Primacy 225/40/18? Would like to see them on stock height if possible.
I am looking to switch up my 225/45/18 as they are 1.5kg heavier each wheel with an overly high load rating (95W) which i have no need for in my city driving area, and only running 1.5 engine. I need that acceration.
Thanks!
I'm running that setup but with 40 offset and no issues. Tires aren't stretched and probably won't be until you're past 8.5" of wheel with stock tires. Curbing issues aren't any more evident than on the stock wheels just be as careful as you'd normally be.For those running 18x8 45offset with stock tires 215/45 R18 does it look stretched? Curb protection issues? Any possible issues with this set-up?
Mild stretch. No issues, but I didn't stay in this config for too long, so can't comment on long term curb issues.For those running 18x8 45offset with stock tires 215/45 R18 does it look stretched? Curb protection issues? Any possible issues with this set-up?
Looks great. Love the lugnuts.👍Ceramic coated the wheels and finally mounted today.
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Flush!19 x 8.5, ET35 on 235/40/19
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18x8,ET45 on 225/45/18
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No rub at all but it is extremely close to the fender arch. The tire has a curved sidewall which helps a lotFlush!No rub on 8.5 et35?
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