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  • #16
    Originally posted by BFalconer View Post
    that's the best looking ti i've ever seen.
    would you say that 225/40's arent functional or just look funny?
    Both - Imho, the bigger the wheel is, the lower profile tire it should be.
    Also it's a simple matter of clearance.

    Take an 8x18 for example. If you run a 215/35/18 your wheel will be almost exactly the same size as a 8x17 running 215/40. If you run 215/40s on a 8x18, your wheel will be about 2.5cm bigger.

    In your case, a 225/40 on a 8.5x18, it's exactly the same. About 2.5cm bigger than 225/40 on a 8.5x17. Meaning you can't go as low.

    Originally posted by riffman12 View Post
    I want that TI

    is that bad?
    No.

    Originally posted by frey328is View Post
    that TI is a 323 isnt it?

    i know it looks the same as a 318 would if you did the same stuff but being a 323 makes it more legit in my book.
    Yup, it's a 323ti.


    Originally posted by OEMPLU5 View Post
    I went with 215/40's on my 18x8.5's. 215/35 I heard it a really rough ride. Onlinetires.com has Nankang NS2's for 53 bucks a tire. I got my whole set for 270 shipped.
    The ride is not that bad, imo. It's pretty firm, yeah, but not all that bad in my book.

    '87 Porsche 944 S | Ex-E36 Touring (2009 - 2016) | Daily: '02 Chrysler Sebring

    www.bastienbochmann.de | Tief & Breit

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    • #17
      Wow I found my 215/40's already extreme low profile, but 215/35..wow.

      Love that Compact, very nice.

      I'm about to ditch my 205/40's and 215/40's as even on stock suspension I have a 4x4 stance, but already scraped (thanks to the very low sitting x-brace, wonderfull!!).

      So I have to make a concession. I'm going for some chunky tyres at 205/50 and 215/50 and a set of PSS9's. This should give me clearance and an acceptable gap.

      Still not sure whether to run 215/50 (or maybe 215/45) all around, but that would give me different amount of stretch as I'm running 8" / 9" wheels.

      *Click Sigpic For Journal*

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      • #18


        cant see the stretch so much, but the specs are:

        18x8.5 et15 on falken 452s 215/35

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        • #19




          18x8.5" ET17 215/40-18 ZE-512
          18x10" ET20 225/40-18 ZE-512

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          • #20
            Originally posted by BFalconer View Post
            So my bro (BF.C member; Big Empty) is looking into some 18" LM reps for his e36 but is a little skeptical about the size, he was looking for something in 17".
            I'll send him this link, so lets see some pics to pursuade him.
            and specs of rim and tire would be appreciated.

            ones he's looking at are
            rim: 18x8.5 et35
            tire: Nankang NS-2 225/40/18

            TIA
            that fitment is for kids.

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            • #21
              ^ +1

              pretty easy fitment

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              • #22
                I had 18" csl reps for a while but they were too skinny and too tall for my liking.

                Here's a pic


                this one makes 'em look not bad
                E36 M3 EVOLUTION-E36 328i TOURING

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                • #23
                  18x8.5et35 225/40

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by BeastinM3 View Post
                    18x8.5et35 225/40

                    That looks excellent, mine were 8" and a slightly higher offset. I just wasn't feelin em.
                    E36 M3 EVOLUTION-E36 328i TOURING

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                    • #25
                      Wow those style 32's on the Ti look REALLY good along with the other mods...great job Pops!

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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by SeanDub View Post
                        Pay to play? reps? I'm not following
                        Didn't you have Style 5's and Saw Blades? Both of those are cheaper, I am missing the logic here. There is no reason to be a prick about if, if you don't like the wheels just say so.

                        The Ti looks great on the stlye 32's IMO.

                        I like Beastin' and Digital's cars too, although a 35 series tire may have helped.

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by Moose View Post
                          I like Beastin' and Digital's cars too, although a 35 series tire may have helped.
                          I agree, but stretching a 225/35 on an 18x10" was just too much for my tastes. There is nothing that even resembles a sidewall then. Just rim lip, then tread.

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                          • #28
                            18x8.5, 225/40, excuse the non-stance, will be stanced soon.





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                            • #29
                              Found a pic of my old E36 from a few years back. 18x8 and 18x9, dont remember the offset or tire size. IMO, too big, would go 17's if I could do it again.

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