07-30-2023, 10:08 AM | #155 |
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Not seeing a lot of mention of wheel offsets here. Keep in mind not all wheels will have the same offset. To properly measure spacers you want to take into account both wheel width and offset.
I have a ‘24 on order with the 791m staggered wheels: Front 19x8 ET27 Rear 19x8.5 ET40 I’m thinking about trying 10mm all around. Will report back when the car arrives! |
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08-01-2023, 03:06 PM | #159 |
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Fair point but some people have factory square setup, others have factory staggered setup which has a different width & offset in the rear. Just saying it’s important to take that into account when comparing one person’s spacer sizing to another’s.
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08-16-2023, 11:09 AM | #161 |
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Hard telling from the pics. Looks like the rear has considerably more room than the fronts but maybe its just the pic angles. Maybe 12mm front and 15mm on the rear?
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I have a square setup 245/35/19 all around. Need help with what size spacers to get. Was previously running 225/40/19 square with 15mm spacer all around and was perfect. But since I switched to wider tires I’m not sure if I should go smaller spacers? Any ideas or advice would be appreciated! I was thinking maybe 12.5 all around? Don’t wanna spend money on spacers then have to return them!
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08-19-2023, 08:43 AM | #166 |
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I am not in the majority here but I went 12mm front and 10mm rear. Wasn’t looking for too aggressive more oem+. The fronts are tucked more than rears from my perspective. I tried 10 front and 12 rear but it looked offset. 3mm gap from tire to fender both front and rear.
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If you are keeping the same rims and just upgrading to the wider 245/35/19 tires, you shouldn't need any spacers to achieve the same look as your prior set-up. The reason I say this is the 245 tires are .7 inches wider than the 225 tires. A 15mm spacer is .59 inches wide. So you are still wider by .11 inches with the 245 tires and no spacers. Again, this scenario is assuming you are keeping the same rims and just going with the wider 245 tires. My advice is to install them first without the spacers and see how it looks. You can always add them later. Now if your are changing rims, that's another story due to the offsets.
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They are more flush that I thought. The TBH I think you may want to just try different size spacers out. Starting with maybe 10 and going up to 15. I think 15 might be too wide. But I think you just need to feel it out.
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08-21-2023, 03:48 AM | #173 |
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Nice! 😍👌🏻 What do you think about the spacer size for 19x8,5F(ET25) and 19x9.5R(ET35)? 255/35 tires all around. Would 10mm front and 12mm back be overkill? Worried about the ET25 for the front. Maybe 5mm front and 10mm back?
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Hey gang, might as well ask. I have a buddy with a 23 m340 x-drive. I have a set of 15mm and 12mm future classic spacers off of my G87 from when I ran my stock wheels. Have any of you guys used different width spacers on a AWD car?
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Hi all, so I am about to grab a square set of wheels for my winter tires at 32mm offset. the wheels are 18x8" ET28 ASA GT14s. Tire size: 235/45/18. Seems like the front wheel in particular is going to be quite far in. Any ideas of a good spacer set for these wheels?
Also if anyone knows the offsets of the staggered 19" 791M OEM wheels I can probably interpolate from the posts here. |
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02-01-2024, 03:26 PM | #176 |
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Okay so after studying the thread it seems like the fitment I want on my wheels is the same as crpediem_2's. He used 12mm in the front and 10mm in the back to achieve his fitment.
I've calculated the distance from the wheel mount to the outside edge of those wheels using his offsets to determine (in my opinion) perfect fitment. It seems like for the front, the ideal distance is 88.6mm, and the rears are 77.96mm on a RWD 330i. For the ASA GT14 wheels with a 32mm offset, it looks like they will be 8mm further in than stock on the front, and the same as stock on the rear. I've decided to buy 13mm, and 10mm spacers for the car. During the winter I will use the 13mm in the front to bring the wheel back to stock (and a little bit further, but not to that perfect distance), but will skip on the rear so that it doesn't look too unbalanced. In the summer I will keep the 13 in the front and add the 10 in the rear to achieve perfect fitment on my summer 19" wheels. |
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