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      09-15-2011, 02:47 PM   #1
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help asap!!!!

i have some e46 18" rims from the m3 2001
and i want to put them on my 335i coupe 2007

will they fit?

some people say u need spacers in the front?

has anyone had problems without spacers?
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What are the widths and offsets?
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front is a 47et I think, so you need a 10mm spacer for a nice fit.

if you leave it, it will rub the suspension - which you dont want.
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front is a 47et I think, so you need a 10mm spacer for a nice fit.

if you leave it, it will rub the suspension - which you dont want.
ok thanks so spacers it is
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ok thanks so spacers it is
If you can get us the width and offset or the style of the wheel we`ll be able to make a better recommendation. Are they OEM wheels?
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they are 8" wide fronts and 9" rears, et47 front and et25 rears IIRC..

OEM M3 E46
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they are 8" wide fronts and 9" rears, et47 front and et25 rears IIRC..

OEM M3 E46
so 10mm spacers would work? or other sizes too?

im trying to put the rims on today just found a rim shop they sell 10mm spacers for 8$ each
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If you can get us the width and offset or the style of the wheel we`ll be able to make a better recommendation. Are they OEM wheels?
yeah their oem m3 wheels from a 2001 18"
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so 10mm spacers would work? or other sizes too?

im trying to put the rims on today just found a rim shop they sell 10mm spacers for 8$ each
8$ sounds cheap, too cheap for good quality spacers. And I'd get 12 or 15mm spacers, making it ET35 or ET32.
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8$ sounds cheap, too cheap for good quality spacers. And I'd get 12 or 15mm spacers, making it ET35 or ET32.
This. 8$ is probably a generic, not hub centric spacer. meaning, you dont want it on your BMW.
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Id go with a 20mm spacer up front making it 18x8 et 27 make sure you get proper hubcentric spacers that are actually made for bmw's and not universal
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