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Hi! I want to by an e46 m3 rim for my e36 320i. I dont know if the rim will work perfekt without the modification on the fender etc..., on the car. There isnt any e46 m3 rims near here, so i cant try it on. The rims are 8JX18 ET/IS:47 9JX18 ET/IS:26 .
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"will they fit"
u guys have no idea how many times this question has been asked on nasioc/iwsti ... lol
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This prog has only one major defect. It doesn't change the height of the wheel when tire gets stretched. FE: here they show that 215/45-17 tire on 7" wheel and same tire on 10" wheel are same height, but they definitely are not.
It is a pity, cause I guess it is just an annoying mistake in calculation The sidewall must be the constant. Then the prog could show us the real thing.
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^^ Translate what everything means; I can guess most of the stuff, but some stuff I have no idea.
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Here is the one I used http://www.jennyxxx.de/reifenrechner_blau.swf to get everything right on my car. I know it is in German but it is good also how much bigger or smaller the wheels are going to be.
Richard
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I prefer this one personally:
Anyway, all these calculators confuse the shit out of me. My summer setup 235/40/17 17x7.5 et41 (front) clears the coilover, yet the 205/60/15 15x7 et47, which according to all these calculators should have 9mm more clearance can't even spin, that's how much it rubs. It bottles the mind.
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Waaaa there's a grundle here?? Mines named after my pipe. No relation to the spot betwix your sac'n'ass. Isn't yours pronounced Grund-lay?
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