i think if you lower it you might have to in the rear.. front seem pretty good. But to be on the safe side I would roll them, it would cost you mabey a 150 bucks..tops instead of a new tire when the fender slices into it.
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I'm pretty sure if you run 8.5x19 and 10x19 you will be fine.. probably don't have to roll your fenders unless you lowered your suspension... 9x19 should be alright too, but I think it depends on your offset...
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Tim, I pasted a copy from a previous thread of mine. Note I did not have to roll the fenders at all:
Here is the link to pictures of HRE 547s w/ the Brembo big brake kit. Also added Brembo cross-drilled rotors , SS lines, and Pagid blue pads in the rear. HREs have the highly polished finish w/ clear coat (they are NOT chrome). Specs follow:
Front HREs are 19 x 9.5 w/ SO3 275-30
Rears are 19 x 10, 285-30
There is a significant weight reduction with the car/wheels feeling significantly lighter and more maneuverable. Brake feel is way less mushy, but can't test it fully since i have a break in period to follow. I have absolutely no rubbing and do not have to use any spacers with the HREs.
Not sure that it's a good thing, but I am getting lots of thumbs up from rice rockets these days.
Originally posted by steveB Tim, I pasted a copy from a previous thread of mine. Note I did not have to roll the fenders at all:
Here is the link to pictures of HRE 547s w/ the Brembo big brake kit. Also added Brembo cross-drilled rotors , SS lines, and Pagid blue pads in the rear. HREs have the highly polished finish w/ clear coat (they are NOT chrome). Specs follow:
Front HREs are 19 x 9.5 w/ SO3 275-30
Rears are 19 x 10, 285-30
There is a significant weight reduction with the car/wheels feeling significantly lighter and more maneuverable. Brake feel is way less mushy, but can't test it fully since i have a break in period to follow. I have absolutely no rubbing and do not have to use any spacers with the HREs.
Not sure that it's a good thing, but I am getting lots of thumbs up from rice rockets these days.
not sure how to directly post in a picture to a thread but will learn how to do it soon.
Steve,
Nice pics. I like the wheels. They look very much like AC Schnitzer Type III wheels.
Mark
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Originally posted by MAH
They look very much like AC Schnitzer Type III wheels.
Mark
That's why I am getting the SAME exact wheels! (Well, I think I may put 10.5 in the rear) I really love that hollow star design, it's like magic on a BMW!!
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