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A little help from the e39 guys here would be sweet. I picked up an E39 to daily over the winter and really would like to get a set of style 95's on it. As you may know I have a 74.1 hub and the style 95"s 72.9mm centerbore. Long story short, is there a rep style 95 out there with the centerbore im looking for? I have seen the trak spacers to correct this but there 15mm thick, which seems a little thick for a 10" wide wheel. Boring is out of the question, im in the middle of Indiana and no machine shop around will take on a job like this. Thanx in advance for any help or input.
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How about any advice on if a 19x9 et9 front and 19x10 et9 rear will fit under a slammed e39? im not scared of rolling fenders and stretching tires btw... -
Heres how my Audi sits, not trying to go much more wild with the fitment than this...Comment
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Stretching
Hi I recently purchased an Audi a4 b6 2002 and plan on putting a set of Porsche twist 18s off a 4s with stretched tyres I'm new to all this stretching and I'm not sure what tyre I can use but I have a 10j tyre can I put a 225/40/18 on it?? And also on an 8j same tyre
And would this be dangerous plus what psi does it need
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Bore them out to 74.1I dislike Byron.Comment
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The Center Bore is 72.56 on the style 95s.Instagram @wickedweiss
Fix your sig pic size cunt. <3 Ox.Comment
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Buy the adapter spacer from Azevedo. They are pretty much designed to fit style 95s on e39s perfectly.
They never made AUTHENTIC 95s for e39s. The wheel came out the last two years the e39 was in production and there hasn'5 been a 74.1 centerbore car since I don't think.Comment
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