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[Gimmethecash]

Want to push my fronts out a bit with some spacers - they're 18x8.5 ET38. Anybody know (without me having to pull one off) if BBS RGR's are beveled where they meet the hub? I don't want to have centering issues if I go with a 5mm spacer.

I could try a 10mm spacer with its own hubcentric extension, but I'm not sure if ET28 in front is going to stick out farther than my rears (18x9.5 ET33). e90 LCI.

[GreekboyD]

What tire sizes you going with for front and rear?

[Pcemkr]

9.5" et33 still sticks out 8mm more than 8.5" et28.. you'll be fine depending on tire size/ride height. I think BBS are chamfered/beveled on the hub, but not 100% certain.

[Gimmethecash]

Cool, thanks - I'm running 225/40/18 and 255/35/18 PSS, which run pretty wide. I'm on sport suspension with front lowering spring perches, but still a lot of space there.

I'm going to give the 10mm a shot, they should fit the best and if they're not going to be sticking out too far, will look better too.

[Pcemkr]

Oh, you can run more than that even and be fine

[Gimmethecash]

Finally received the spacers (and studs & lugs) and installed everything tonight. I'm really happy with the results - the 10mm spacers make the fronts look much more in line with the rears and no worries with centering. Exactly the look I was trying to achieve.

Thanks!

[MRRwheels]

just make sure you do some hub centric 5mm spacers.
if you dont im almost 99.9 % sure youll have a vibration issue.

[EYE4SPEED]

Originally Posted by MRRwheels

just make sure you do some hub centric 5mm spacers.
if you dont im almost 99.9 % sure youll have a vibration issue.

Do you guys sell those? I'm not aware of any companies that have a hubcentric spacer under 10mm. I need a set, but I don't think rear hub extenders are available either... hurry up VAC.