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[Toker335i]

How aggressive can you go on this vehicle? I'm willing to do fender modifications and stuff. I have wheels on order and do not want to sell them here are the specs

19x9.5 22 (includes 5mm spacer to clear brakes I'm assuming I'll need it since I needed it with my previous car, Lexus is350)

And

19x11 21


What do you guys think?
Possible? Like I said I'm willing to do fender mods and stuff. The point is for me NOT to buy new wheels. I've never seen any aggressive wheels on a BMW before.

Any helpful information would be appreciated.

[NFIDDY5]

I am no expert, but I would say w/out a widebody kit, those are gonna be too wide for a 1'er. That is the exact wheel size/offset I ran on my E46 M3 and they didn't fit. I know a lot of folks were able to squeeze wider wheels/tires w/M3 suspension components. But they weren't close to being that agressive. I could be wrong, but I'd say too big bro.

[Eyeman]

No way those will work. The dimensions listed below on my car are considered about as aggressive as we can go. A few have used offsets 10-15mm lower than mine and added considerable camber and made those work. So an offset of 30 is about as low as you can go and then the wheels cant be nearly as wide as yours.

[miiipilot]

Another lets turn a 1er into a stomper thread.

Maybe Tenn RB Chris Johnson can chime in too. Maybe get axle extenders too homey.

Get wheels that fit and perform. Check out what the track guys are doing and copy that.

I think the 18" M-Sports are pretty meaty enough to fill the wheel wells and look aggressive stock.

sorry,
miiipilot

[VMRWheels]

9.5 +22 and 11 +21 is unfortunately impossible to fit on a 1-Series. That is even aggressive on a E9x M3.

-Charles@VMRWheels

[Toker335i]

booo.
How aggressive can i go without rubbing? I want my wheels to pop out a little

[dicker]

without rubbing you can do like 8 + 45 f and 9 + 50 rear, very weak on these cars.

[Toker335i]

Originally Posted by dicker

without rubbing you can do like 8 + 45 f and 9 + 50 rear, very weak on these cars.

wow.. that is weak..
I guess ill just get concave wheels to make it look flusher haha.

[Going2S5]

you could also get a lower offset if you are willing to get a not so wide tire and stretch it a little, and roll/pull your fenders...guess it just depends how aggressive your willing to get with it. I run a 225/35 on a 9.5" front wheel and a 245/35 on 10.5" rear wheel in order to get as flush as possible.

[VMRWheels]

We do offer a few different concave options for your 1-Series.

8.5 +45/9.5 +50 is what we recommend for the 225/245 setup. Our V710's are offered in this fitment and will not require any fender work.

-Charles@VMRWheels





or another option, our V701's in a 8.5 +45 front and 9.5 +45 rear.

[e84]

Originally Posted by VMRWheels

We do offer a few different concave options for your 1-Series.

8.5 45/9.5 50 is what we recommend for the 225/245 setup. Our V710's are offered in this fitment and will not require any fender work.

-Charles@VMRWheels





or another option, our V701's in a 8.5 45 front and 9.5 45 rear.

How much is the v701 shipped to 98281? Does it have matte black color? Pm me the price please thanns

[1inVirginiaBeach]

i tried on a 8 1/2 et+20 on my rear and an 8 1/2 et+32 on the front and i felt it fit perfectly, i just need to roll my rear fenders but it fit perfectly.








EDIT: i realized after rereading the op that he wanted to know about 9.5 inch wide wheel.

[Toker335i]

Originally Posted by 1inVirginiaBeach

i tried on a 8 1/2 et 20 on my rear and an 8 1/2 et 32 on the front and i felt it fit perfectly, i just need to roll my rear fenders but it fit perfectly.








EDIT: i realized after rereading the op that he wanted to know about 9.5 inch wide wheel.

Now that's what I'm talking about ! Car looks sick.

I guess I'll just get wheels not as wide. 8-8.5 maybe.

[onefastman]

I ran a 19" 8.5 et40 and 9.5 et45 with 225/35 and 245/35 and it fit great on stock sport suspension

[M_Anthony]

Why are guys in here saying that a 9.5 is the widest we can go, when Tire Rack sells several OZ wheels in 19x10 rear fitment, with no spacers required or fender mods necessary?

OZ Botticelli III, ET +58, 19x10, running 255/30-19. Same deal with the Raffaello III, and the SL III (which I used to run).

[VMRWheels]

Originally Posted by e84

How much is the v701 shipped to 98281? Does it have matte black color? Pm me the price please thanns

Looks like we've been corresponding already!

-Charles@VMRWheels

[Toker335i]

Bringing this thread back from the dead. The wheels just got here.







I would do anything to get these to fit

[Robmaster]

you would do anything?

so you MUST do this to fit it:

http://www.1addicts.com/forums/showthread.php?t=462596



why you order wheels if you dont know if they fit??? that's really stupid...

[falcon133]

Originally Posted by onefastman

I ran a 19" 8.5 et40 and 9.5 et45 with 225/35 and 245/35 and it fit great on stock sport suspension

What kind of wheels are those? Love the setup.

[guydude]

GL man!

[texasmojo]

I got 19x8.5 35offset squared setup and they fit great with very little rub. Even when car has 4 adults.

[escobar929]

lol plz no not listen to anyone on this thread. 1 series owners are the most conservative modders I have ever seen, good thing for the most part
you can run a much more aggressive set up than what most have posted. Vendors excluded since they are liable, none will recommend an aggressive set up

you can easily run a 8.5 +40 F and a 9.5+45 R w/ a lil fender work

if you wanna get crazier, check out this set up, running a good bit of camber, it all depends on how crazy you wanna get

Originally Posted by mohammadz

19x8.5+ 32
19x9.5 + 32 ( rear lips are reverse mounted so it's effectivey around 27-28)

http://www.1addicts.com/forums/showt...&highlight=BBS