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[takrdown]

Hi guys! Found out my rims are bent up and I was looking to get them fixed but then I thought I would take a look and see how much CSL Reps would cost.

I JUST bought new tires at the OEM sizes for the 135 (215/40/18 Front) and (245/35/18 Rear) and they have about a 1000 miles on them so no returns. I would like to use these tires on whatever I get until they wear out and then I'll replace them.

So I'm asking if anyone knows anything about these CSLs on EBay:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/18-HYPER-SIL...0e4824&vxp=mtr


Size for the lazy is:

Front: 18 x 8.0 with a 35 mm offset
Rear: 18 X 9.0 with a 35 mm offset

My biggest questions are:

1) Will my tires fit? I'm pretty sure they will

2) I'm putting on Koni FSDs with an Eibach Pro Kit next weekend so the car will drop a bit. Will this be an issue with that crazy offset?

3) Is the weight difference significantly more with these reps?

I'm getting ready to pull the trigger so thanks again guys and gals!

[GR1P]

I would definitely recommend spending a few hundred more and going with a reputable company like VMR, APEX etc.

The offsets will work though.

[GeeRam]

Originally Posted by GR1P

The offsets will work though.

Really....ET35 on a 9.0" rim on the rear would be a struggle I'd bet.

[takrdown]

I'm thinking I might go with the VMRs for a few hundred more for piece of min.

[A_Squared]

Yea I agree, the rears will require some fender work to fit

[inFamousKicks]

I have these. Really good quality reps. They're not on my 1, but I would assume you'd need some fender work considering the low offset. They've been on my e46 for the past two years, no problems. They're just a little heavy imo.