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[Addicted2Boost]

I am looking to purchase some new wheels, and was interested in some VOLKS one of the members on the forum is selling. The original thread is here:
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=309125

I was wondering if it was possible to fit these wheels on the e92 with some fender rolling in the back?

The stats are:

19x8.5 ET 35
19x10.5 ET25 (shave for ET30)
235 /275 nitto tires


Thanks in advance for the help

[Digital.James]

Those are amazing wheels. The rears are perfect

[lpphreakx06]

You wont need some fender rolling, you'll need a lot lol.
With those tires you may rub, are you lowered at all?

[Addicted2Boost]

lol. yes, major fender rolling! I'm lowered on H&R sport springs.

[Addicted2Boost]

Oh, and would I need to adjsut to a negative camber?

[lavetaaxon]

it may work...im on a 19x10 265/30 +25 with minor fender rolling and i dont rub

[Noc57]

Wow those are hot!

I've got an e92 as well and would love a set, or something similar. Red lip is a must with my coral interior..

I'm not lowered yet though.

[Addicted2Boost]

thanks for the advice so far guys. anyone else?

[X1 Trojan]

I run et 25 on a 19x10 and am lowered. I rubbed with 275s, but do not rub with 265s. So it really matters what tires you use too.

[khaye1]

i asked him what i needed to make these fit but it doesn't look plausible without major work...fender rolled, negative camber, 265's with a round sidewall ie falken 452 and still not guaranteed not to rub. i don't think you can shave off anymore since he already took off 5mm

[Craig@SupremePower]

depends on the tires for sure...

[lpphreakx06]

Originally Posted by khaye1

i asked him what i needed to make these fit but it doesn't look plausible without major work...fender rolled, negative camber, 265's with a round sidewall ie falken 452 and still not guaranteed not to rub. i don't think you can shave off anymore since he already took off 5mm

If you have an e92, it would be extremely difficult to make these fit.

[Ray]

The fitment is not impossible.

You'll need to change the tires to a 265 (and not every brand is sized equally), negate the rear camber, and roll/shave the fenders.

[FrankiE90]

Originally Posted by khaye1

i asked him what i needed to make these fit but it doesn't look plausible without major work...fender rolled, negative camber, 265's with a round sidewall ie falken 452 and still not guaranteed not to rub. i don't think you can shave off anymore since he already took off 5mm

^^^
no doubt - tough rear specs for an E92.
i would say 265 Toyo T1R.
maybe - even 255 stretch'd.

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May have to find an e92 and throw it on there and see what happens.
kindy want to know personally...wanna see the Flushness...



Addicted2Boost
Thanks for posting this thread and showing interest in the wheels.

-these are very aggressive and personally don't know
of anybody running a 10.5 (ET30) rear setup on their E92.

[s1cke92]

i got 19x10 et 25 bbs lm...rolled fenders and slightly neg. camber and i rub crazyyyyy with 3-4 people in car. n im lowered on h&r sport. but im changing tires to toyo t1r 265.

i have 265/30 nexens right now. front is 19x8.5 et 32 on nexen 235/35 and i rub in front too slightly. its all on the tires.

nexen are too thick.

[Minefield]

I wonder how negative can you go...

[s1cke92]

on stock? not much.

[PaulBailey@ltbmw]

I definitely think you can make this setup work. Some fender rolling, smaller tires like 265 or even 255 and maybe some negative camber.
I think this setup would like sick on an E92.
HellaFlush.