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drbvac · 11-28-2013, 05:43 PM

IF you want to use 18x9 wheels do you want the same offset or space between the fender and wheel as on your stock wheels?

If you do that you can have the 18x9 ET 30 on the rear and 18x9 ET 40 on the front and all you do is add about 1/2 an inch on the inside and outside in the front so their should be lots of clearance, You probably can move them out a little more if you wish but depending on where you get your wheels they can help you.

In terms of Tires 255 or 265x35 - 18" tires

You can put any tires you want and the calculation for wheels is related to the width of the wheel. Where they fit in relation to the struts and the fenders is the offset and there are MANY MANY combinations depending on the make of wheel

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drbvac First Lieutenant 23 Rep 347 Posts Drives: 2006 BMW M COUPE Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Charlottetown PEI, Canada iTrader: (0) Garage List 2010 Royal Enfield c-5 [0.00] 2006 BMW M Coupe [0.00]	Give it a shot IF you want to use 18x9 wheels do you want the same offset or space between the fender and wheel as on your stock wheels? If you do that you can have the 18x9 ET 30 on the rear and 18x9 ET 40 on the front and all you do is add about 1/2 an inch on the inside and outside in the front so their should be lots of clearance, You probably can move them out a little more if you wish but depending on where you get your wheels they can help you. In terms of Tires 255 or 265x35 - 18" tires You can put any tires you want and the calculation for wheels is related to the width of the wheel. Where they fit in relation to the struts and the fenders is the offset and there are MANY MANY combinations depending on the make of wheel __________________ 2006 M COUPE - 380 total production, 1 of 40Imola Red produced for NA , ESS 455 Supercharger, Speedhut Gauges, VPM CLS wheels, 19" Hancooks, Stromung Exhaust, Carbon fibre accessories and black and white badging,
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