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Old 1st July 2012, 05:10   #1
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Wheel/Spacer Question
Hey Everyone,

I have been offered a set of wheels, I know these offsets are way off, however, I was wondering if anyone could give me an idea of what spacers I would need to make these works.

They where initially made for a 335i.

Front 20x9 - 35 offset
Rear 20x10.5 - 42 offset

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Those wheels will require large spacers to fit and the size of spacers will depend upon how aggressive you want the wheels to sit.

For a flush setup the fronts will need at least a 25mm-35mm spacer and the rears about a 20mm spacer. GL
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