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Back from vacation and a nice packages at home! H&R spacers: 35mm for the front and 30mm for the rear! So the stance on my BMW goes on pics be on when mounted!
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Looks great, could do with being a bit lower at the rear though.
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Update:Refurb'd wheels on E36
A quick picture as promised of the refurbished wheels mounted on my Bimmer.
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Refurbished wheels ready
Hell yeah!! Happy with my idea to refurbish the styling 39's!
Fitted Conti ContactSport 3 195/40/17 in the front and 215/35/17 in the rear.
Stretch on 17x7,5"
Strech on 17x8,5"
Gonna fit them tomorrow and lower the E36 to absolute max
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Wheel update
My OEM Styling 39 wheels are at a wheels doctor now I have big plans with them,
hope the will be ready soon.
Also there will be fitted way smaller tires then I previously had
For now I'm driving on the Z3 wheels with snow tires of my girlfriend's Z3 coupe
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Yeah I'm looking for new tyre setup
I'm in doubt, fronts are 17x7.5 195/40/17 or 205/40/17-> 8% or 6,5% error.
For the rear 17x8,5 215/35/17 or 225/35/17 same tacho difference as above.
But 225/35/17 is not a tyre size which you can choose a lot; Kuhmo, Hankook, Dunlop & Falken
M50 manifold works great for top end hp gain, but you will lose low- and some midrange torque.
Haven't been on dyno before all mods, just when I was finished, 230,5hp 267nm
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F + R 2 sizes smaller?
That would probably do the trick ...
Alloy Wheel & tyre fitment calculator - it calculates inset, poke, speedo error, tyre stretch and loads more.
It wil calculate the speedo diff. , if your really concerned bout that..
Ps. Hoe bevalt de M50 inlaat? Heb hem al dik een half jaar liggen
Vooraf ook op de dyno geweest?Last edited by Riskant; 05-11-2012, 07:49 AM.
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Originally posted by Riskant View PostDidn't mean hella-stretch... Just a little for needed clearance..
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Speedo difference is minimal to none...
Just my 2 cents..
Nonetheless .. Proper car!
17" Is just the right size on 36's..
Thanks for your $0.02, advice taken, and will reconsider my tyre size
Any suggestions?
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