Wheel fitnment. stance questions

[93BMW93]

so i want an aggressive stance for my e36, and i dont know what to get! i was thinkin maybe 18x9 with a +22 offset wrapped with 225/40. suggestions please! whats your setup? my fenders are rolled, and i have the H&R/bilstein setup. 2" drop in the front, and 1.5" in the back.

[93BMW93]

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[Jim@tirerack]

That will certainly be aggressive. You will need to pull the fenders out and run some negative camber and the tires will be a little stretched. The tires are also about 1" taller than stock so your speedometer, odometer and gear ratio will also be off. With the drop I would think they may bottom out as well.
I would not recommend that fitment.

[93BMW93]

That will certainly be aggressive. You will need to pull the fenders out and run some negative camber and the tires will be a little stretched. The tires are also about 1" taller than stock so your speedometer, odometer and gear ratio will also be off. With the drop I would think they may bottom out as well.
I would not recommend that fitment.

what do you recommend w/o puuling or camber. its cambered a littttle just stock

[slocar]

That will certainly be aggressive. You will need to pull the fenders out and run some negative camber and the tires will be a little stretched. The tires are also about 1" taller than stock so your speedometer, odometer and gear ratio will also be off. With the drop I would think they may bottom out as well.
I would not recommend that fitment.

:confused It's actually only about 5mm larger than stock.

[Jim@tirerack]

I read the tire size wrong. The height of the tire is fine. The problem is the offset of the wheel and the width. They are not going to fit without fender modification.

[93BMW93]

What offset would you recommended without fender work. I want 18x9 with 225/40/18. My fenders are rolled but im not trying to do fender work


I read the tire size wrong. The height of the tire is fine. The problem is the offset of the wheel and the width. They are not going to fit without fender modification.

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[Jim@tirerack]

You need to be around a 45mm offset.

[93BMW93]

You need to be around a 45mm offset.

isnt that the stock offset?

this is my car

http://fuckyeahbimmer.tumblr.com/post/42400459409/my-baby

[Nixtr11]

If you know all your measurements now, bust out the tape measure and figure it out yourself.

[93BMW93]

If you know all your measurements now, bust out the tape measure and figure it out yourself.

i dont know all of them, thats why im asking

[Jim@tirerack]

It would be close to stock. To fit a 9" wide wheel on the car that is what you are going to need.

[93BMW93]

It would be close to stock. To fit a 9" wide wheel on the car that is what you are going to need.

I don't want it stick though. I want my rims flush with my fenders

[Jim@tirerack]

Even with a 45mm offset wheel you will need to have the fender lips rolled and or run more negative camber. With a 22 mm offset the wheels stick out andother inch further.

[93BMW93]

Even with a 45mm offset wheel you will need to have the fender lips rolled and or run more negative camber. With a 22 mm offset the wheels stick out andother inch further.

oh ok, thanks ma

[bubba220706]

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this is my set up.. bmw x5 19x9 is48 with 25mm bolt on spacers. 215/35 front 225/35 rear.. on bc br coilovers