aggressive offset?

Meister P · 01-03-2012, 06:17 AM

Hello to all..
Been searching the board for a while now.. and still don't have an answer.

Basically need advice from gurus on tires size/wheel size/offset..

What is the most aggressive offset possible for 135i?, (let say performance factors are not needed)

Factors:
-Depends on tire size? front: 225/35 Rear 245/35 (narrowest to achieve max. poke)
-Car would be lowered
-Rolled fenders (minor rolling can be an option)

Please advise:::::

What I searched: 8.5j +45 and 9.5j +50 will work but with custom rims will the lip be notice? deep dished?

Pictures of your setup would help, please list offset, size of rims and tires

Eyeman · 01-03-2012, 07:51 AM

Those are moderately aggressive offsets that you listed. You can definitely fit more aggressive/lower offsets, especially if you add some camber. The lower the offset the more likely you can get a deep dished wheel.

VMRWheels · 01-03-2012, 05:12 PM

What is considered aggressive really depends on the amount of work you're willing to do. An 18 or 19x8.5 ET45 and 18 or 19x9.5 ET50 will work without much effort. If you went with lower offsets of course you would have to do fender modification and/or stretch tires. We recommend the above setup on stock suspension. We've found it to be pretty flush, and it does not require fender work to fit.

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Meister P Registered 0 Rep 4 Posts Drives: 135I Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: China/Taiwan/Japan/N.Cali iTrader: (0)	aggressive offset? Hello to all.. Been searching the board for a while now.. and still don't have an answer. Basically need advice from gurus on tires size/wheel size/offset.. What is the most aggressive offset possible for 135i?, (let say performance factors are not needed) Factors: -Depends on tire size? front: 225/35 Rear 245/35 (narrowest to achieve max. poke) -Car would be lowered -Rolled fenders (minor rolling can be an option) Please advise::::: What I searched: 8.5j +45 and 9.5j +50 will work but with custom rims will the lip be notice? deep dished? Pictures of your setup would help, please list offset, size of rims and tires
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Eyeman Colonel 121 Rep 2,037 Posts Drives: 2008 135 blk, blk, step Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Atlanta, GA iTrader: (0) Garage List 1994 Porsche 968 Cab [0.00] 2017 AMG GTS [0.00] 1994 Porsche 968 Coupe [0.00] 1977 Mercedes 450SE ... [0.00] 2008 135 [8.00]	Those are moderately aggressive offsets that you listed. You can definitely fit more aggressive/lower offsets, especially if you add some camber. The lower the offset the more likely you can get a deep dished wheel. __________________ Injen, RR OCC, MadDad Whisper, donut spare, 19x8.5et43fr 19x9.5et45r Volk LE37's, rear fenders rolled/pulled, PSS4S 225/35fr 255/30r, KW V1's, AR coated catless dps, Cross strutbar, CF grills and license plate holder, iCarbon diffuser, ETS black anodized FMIC, M3 control arms, Quaife, ER chargepipe, ForgeDV's, Topspeed Custom Tune, V3sims, Braille, Andrey_GTA rear hub mod, Ebay Mstyle front bumper and performance style side skirts.
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VMRWheels General 2038 Rep 25,989 Posts Drives: BMW Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Anaheim, CA iTrader: (4) Garage List 2013 BMW M3 [10.00] 2015 BMW M4 [0.00] 2013 BMW F30 [0.00] 2014 BMW F22 [0.00] 2013 BMW F06 [0.00]	What is considered aggressive really depends on the amount of work you're willing to do. An 18 or 19x8.5 ET45 and 18 or 19x9.5 ET50 will work without much effort. If you went with lower offsets of course you would have to do fender modification and/or stretch tires. We recommend the above setup on stock suspension. We've found it to be pretty flush, and it does not require fender work to fit. __________________ VMR\|Wheels \| 714.442.7916 \| sales@velocitymotoring.com \| www.velocitymotoring.com \| facebook \| flickr \| Instagram
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