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      08-11-2015, 07:06 PM   #23
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I have M3 front arms and Dinan plates, front struts/springs are stock. Front camber is -2.2 left and right.

Also, fixed my rear rubbing issue. Turns out our old alignment machine was fucked, and the car was sitting at -2.2 left rear camber, and -1.3 right rear camber. Dammit. Alignment again with new OE BMW alignment machine, set rear camber to -2.0 both sides, rubbing gone.
Problem is there's virtually no tires at the 245/35/18 size. I wonder if it's crazy to try to fit 255s up there...
MPSS in that size.
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Turns out the Apex are not that much lighter :/ 24-20 pounds.. not worth it imo..

If it was 17 that would be sweet.. Oz racing or enkei
Actually, the Apex arc-8's are A LOT lighter. Not sure where you got your numbers, but I weighed them myself:

BMW style 264
F: 7.5x18 +49 25.4 lbs
R: 8.5x18 +52 26.4 lbs

Apex ARC-8
F: 8.5x18 +45 17.8 lbs
R: 9.5x18 +62 18.2 lbs

That's 31.6 lbs of wheel weight savings! I consider that a significant reduction in rotational mass.
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MPSS in that size.
They get destroyed at the track. Shoulder starts to get ripped apart just 2 track days in.....

I meant no Max Performance Summer tires are avail in 245/35/18.
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      08-26-2015, 01:06 PM   #26
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Can someone post pictures of their 235/35/18 please?

I personally prefer the looks of a taller sidewall. Currently have 235/40-F & 245/40-R.
But I want to go up to 255/35 or 265/35 in the rear and want to see what would match for the front [diameter wise]

For anyone wondering. 235/40 barely rub on the oil cooler area. Only happens at full lock parking lot maneuvers and crawling speeds so I dont mind.
This is on M3 control arms and Perf. suspension on Alufelghen 18x8 18x9 [forgot the offset]
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