Will they fit?

OrangeCrush · 05-28-2015, 06:31 PM

Hey guys! I am looking at the VMR 810 flow formed wheels but am not sure if these will fit without rubbing the suspension.

The sizes I am looking at are 19x9.5 et33 with PSS 255 and 19x11 et35 with PSS 295 on stock suspension.

A lot of the M3 guys run 19x11 et33 in the rear with 295 or 305 tires so I don't think the rear will be an issue but I am worried about the fronts.

Do you think the wheel being 8mm closer to the suspension in the front will be an issue?

Thanks!

BEAM3R · 06-06-2015, 10:41 AM

Definitely fine in the front. I run a higher offset with a wider tyre so no issues in regards to strut clearance.

The rear you might run into a problem though. You will probably need a lower offset or spacer because there's a good chance it will hit the rear crossmember bracket or the shock.

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OrangeCrush Lieutenant Colonel 1236 Rep 1,963 Posts Drives: VO 1M #513/740 Join Date: May 2012 Location: USA iTrader: (0)	Will they fit? Hey guys! I am looking at the VMR 810 flow formed wheels but am not sure if these will fit without rubbing the suspension. The sizes I am looking at are 19x9.5 et33 with PSS 255 and 19x11 et35 with PSS 295 on stock suspension. A lot of the M3 guys run 19x11 et33 in the rear with 295 or 305 tires so I don't think the rear will be an issue but I am worried about the fronts. Do you think the wheel being 8mm closer to the suspension in the front will be an issue? Thanks!
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BEAM3R Private First Class 36 Rep 167 Posts Drives: 1M, E36 M3, 2002, 700, Isetta Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Sydney iTrader: (1)	Definitely fine in the front. I run a higher offset with a wider tyre so no issues in regards to strut clearance. The rear you might run into a problem though. You will probably need a lower offset or spacer because there's a good chance it will hit the rear crossmember bracket or the shock.
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