18x8.5f and 18x9r blitz rims
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18x8.5f and 18x9r blitz rims
I found a great deal on a set of 18 x 8.5 and 18 x 9 Blitz Technospeed Z1s.
the fronts (8.5") are a +38 offset
the rears (9") are a +45 offset.
The tires that are on them are 235/40/18 for the fronts and 255/35/18 for the rears.
These rims are coming off a BMW E36 (older bodystyle BMW 3 series).
Anyone know if these sizes are good. It's not your standard 18 x 8.5 and 18 x 9.5's but it seems like they might work just fine. Actually, I'm pretty sure the fronts will work but I'm not too sure on the rears. I'm no expert and that's why I'm seeking advice.
Thanks!
the fronts (8.5") are a +38 offset
the rears (9") are a +45 offset.
The tires that are on them are 235/40/18 for the fronts and 255/35/18 for the rears.
These rims are coming off a BMW E36 (older bodystyle BMW 3 series).
Anyone know if these sizes are good. It's not your standard 18 x 8.5 and 18 x 9.5's but it seems like they might work just fine. Actually, I'm pretty sure the fronts will work but I'm not too sure on the rears. I'm no expert and that's why I'm seeking advice.
Thanks!
Perfectly fine offset wise, though front tire size may or may not be borderline. Kumho Ecsta Supras run tall, and I had a bit of rubbing - while others with teh same size, differnt brands had no problems. Many factors in determining rub or not, but I've found thru experimentation that overall diameter of the tires affect rubbing issues the most.
HOWEVER, make sure that the wheels have a bolt pattern that is 5X114.3 as well. Many wheels are drilled with different bolt patterns, for example 5X114.3 and 4X100 on the same wheel.
Bimmers are 5X120, as are most other German cars.
best of luck!
HOWEVER, make sure that the wheels have a bolt pattern that is 5X114.3 as well. Many wheels are drilled with different bolt patterns, for example 5X114.3 and 4X100 on the same wheel.
Bimmers are 5X120, as are most other German cars.
best of luck!
Good catch guys. That would have been a big mistake. Don't do it. I can get you adapters, but won't work for the front anyways, the offset is already to low.
Sorry BRO, just ain't gonna happen. And don't make it happen, you'll regret it.
How much did he want for them, we gots an M3 e36. Hook a brutha up yo? hehe.
Thanks, Rishie
Sorry BRO, just ain't gonna happen. And don't make it happen, you'll regret it.
How much did he want for them, we gots an M3 e36. Hook a brutha up yo? hehe.
Thanks, Rishie
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Hey -
$2000 w/ pretty new Nitto 555 tires.
$2000 w/ pretty new Nitto 555 tires.
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Good catch guys. That would have been a big mistake. Don't do it. I can get you adapters, but won't work for the front anyways, the offset is already to low.
Sorry BRO, just ain't gonna happen. And don't make it happen, you'll regret it.
How much did he want for them, we gots an M3 e36. Hook a brutha up yo? hehe.
Thanks, Rishie
Good catch guys. That would have been a big mistake. Don't do it. I can get you adapters, but won't work for the front anyways, the offset is already to low.
Sorry BRO, just ain't gonna happen. And don't make it happen, you'll regret it.
How much did he want for them, we gots an M3 e36. Hook a brutha up yo? hehe.
Thanks, Rishie
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