C4 wheels on an e36...need help

[GD 427]

Hi I am new here. I'm trying to buy c4 wheels for my sedan e36. Sawblades or salad shooters... I looked on the forum but I want to be sure... what are the adapters I should buy and what tires would be the best to get a nice stretch but not too much? ( I am in Montreal Canada so the police is a bitch here this is why I don't want too nuch stretch) Thanks a lot

[wheelfetish]

Contact Balluer (i think thats how you spell it) on here. He had them and the fitment was perfect.

[Zic]

Seandub/clicky There are some nice pictures there. Tho you don't need adapters, you can get away with using wobble bolts. tho some large adapters are needed and skinny tires. like a 30mm adapter or bigger, since the offsets are in the high 40-50's. and some skinny tires like 205/40 or 215/40.

[The_Madeline]

okay this is pissing me off, I've been trying to find some legit good pics of Seandub and Balluer's E36s wearing the Salad shooters and I can't find good or unexpired pictures with good info about them... it's all vague!
I hear 20mm.
I hear 15mm.
I hear 25 and 30mm.
I hear 4 different tire sizes.
I hear adapters.
I hear spacers.
I hear MUSTHAVEBAGZLOL

I know there's trial and error, but why put myself through that to attain a certain stance when it's already been done? Can I just get pictures and a definite answer? lol.
And Yes I know I'm stealing ideas, that's about the right definition for inspiration

[Pyropiggy2.5]

I know there's trial and error, but why put myself through that to attain a certain stance when it's already been done? Can I just get pictures and a definite answer? lol.

No.

Stop it.

Do something yourself for a change perhaps