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[khoda355]

hey guys

Right now i have some BBS ch rear is 245/35/19 8 1/2 the front is 225/35/10 8 1/2. So my question is what size spacers can i run on the rearend? i am running STOCK sport suspenson!

also link me if you can!
thanks!!

[200Duece]

Search for BBS CH offset. But I don't think you would want to run a spacer in the rear.

[VMRWheels]

I don't know how many offsets the CH's come with, but in any case to be super careful, you'll have to provide the offset of what you have right now in order for us to know what spacer you'll need to use.

[khoda355]

Originally Posted by VMRWheels

I don't know how many offsets the CH's come with, but in any case to be super careful, you'll have to provide the offset of what you have right now in order for us to know what spacer you'll need to use.

oops! 35mm offset!

[200Duece]

10mm spacer

[VMRWheels]

Originally Posted by 200Duece

10mm spacer

10mm is good if you don't want too aggressive of a stance, but if you have an E90, you can afford to run a 15mm and that'll make it look even more aggressive, but still safely within the limits of your fender. Ideally, you could go uber aggressive and do a 20mm spacer as that would fit too. But then you'd definitely want to add the appropriate spacer up front to match the flushness of the rear.

When you said the offset was 35, did you mean both front and rear? If the front offset is 35, you could slip a 5mm spacer up front. Make sure to get some quality hubcentric spacers such as H&R and make sure they come with the extended lug bolts.

[khoda355]

Originally Posted by VMRWheels

10mm is good if you don't want too aggressive of a stance, but if you have an E90, you can afford to run a 15mm and that'll make it look even more aggressive, but still safely within the limits of your fender. Ideally, you could go uber aggressive and do a 20mm spacer as that would fit too. But then you'd definitely want to add the appropriate spacer up front to match the flushness of the rear.

When you said the offset was 35, did you mean both front and rear? If the front offset is 35, you could slip a 5mm spacer up front. Make sure to get some quality hubcentric spacers such as H&R and make sure they come with the extended lug bolts.

okay well if i got 15 mm would i rub? same with thw 20mm one, yes i am running 35offset front and back! can i run a 5mm offset infront? will that rub? i do NOT want any rubbing at all!


thanks!

ps i love you guys

[200Duece]

You can try the 5mm front. I think you should be ok. The 225 fronts should fit without rubbing. I would be cautious with more than 15mm in the rear. The 20mm might fit because of the 245s in the rear. Yeah, why did you down size the rear tire? Didn't you have a 255/40/17 back there originally. A fat tire makes for a more aggressive look than a spacer pushing out a skinny tire.

[khoda355]

Originally Posted by 200Duece

You can try the 5mm front. I think you should be ok. The 225 fronts should fit without rubbing. I would be cautious with more than 15mm in the rear. The 20mm might fit because of the 245s in the rear. Yeah, why did you down size the rear tire? Didn't you have a 255/40/17 back there originally. A fat tire makes for a more aggressive look than a spacer pushing out a skinny tire.

uhhh no SIR! i had this same set up! i think im going to leave the front as is, and just put on a 15mm in the back, and when i get new tires go big on the back, what size can i fit on the back with NO rubbing at all! i dont wanna roll my fenders but if i did what could i fit!

[jehmarjeh]

285 without rolling

[khoda355]

Originally Posted by jehmarjeh

285 without rolling

on a 8.5 rim? 285? nooo way!

[khoda355]

so guys 15mm is what were set on right? 20 is not safe, and with 15 later on i can go bigger with tire?

[jehmarjeh]

Originally Posted by khoda355

on a 8.5 rim? 285? nooo way!

I think it's a 10 in stead of a 8.5 but don't know for sure.

Just wanted to ask on what spacers i do have to think about??
I now have the M sport suspension but want H&R. In the back im rolling 285/30/19. There sticking a bit outside the rim for kerb protection.

[BMW F22]

Originally Posted by khoda355

so guys 15mm is what were set on right? 20 is not safe, and with 15 later on i can go bigger with tire?

I would go with 10mm spacers if you're planning to run wider tires. This is just to be on the safe side as 15mm is the max you should go.