19x9 TSW Nurburgring for 2006 TL
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19x9 TSW Nurburgring for 2006 TL
I have an 06 TL with the Aspec kit (Suspension and underbody). I have been looking at the Nurburgring wheels for some time now and deciding between 18" or 19". After looking through many post I have decided to go with 19" wheels. In an effort to obtain the most flush look without using spacers, I am wondering will the 19x9 +32 set-up with 245/35/19 tires work the best. Or will I have to be concerned with rubbing and if so what set-up should I go with? What are your thoughts on this?
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Those will fit fine but you'll need to roll your rear fenders to prevent rubbing.
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marmbmw (11-24-2014)
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My mistake in the wording; Would the rear fenders still need to rolled if I used 235/35/19 tires all around and would it be wise to use a 235/35/19 tire on a 9" wide wheel?
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235 is a bit narrow for a 9" wide wheel but it's certainly been done before.
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CL thanks for the advice, since I do not want to roll my fenders and be concerned about rubbing it looks like I will go with the 19x8 +45 wheel set-up (19x8.5 would be ideal but they are not made in our bolt pattern). I have seen some members go with the 19x8 set-up and it looks good, I was just trying to get that all elusive flush look without having to mod the vehicle or use spacers.
If you have anymore suggestions let me know as I want to make the correct decision and not wind up regretting this purchase.
If you have anymore suggestions let me know as I want to make the correct decision and not wind up regretting this purchase.
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With 19x8 +45, your new setup won't be any more flush than your stock setup. Stock wheels are 17x8 +45, so your width and offset are exactly the same.
Is a 19x8 +35 available?
Is a 19x8 +35 available?
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Yes, a 19x9 +35 is available and this will more than likely be the set-up that I use, as I do not want to do any fender rolling and be concerned about rubbing issues (Front or Rear).
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That's the one I would go for!
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Thanks for the information everyone greatly appreciated
Once I install the 19x8 +35 wheels in the spring, I will see if I need to use spacers on the rear to reduce the tucked in effect. This concern is one reason why I was looking at using the 19x9 +32 wheels. I also noticed that running a staggered fitment seems to get a lot of thumbs down from other members on the forum.
Once I install the 19x8 +35 wheels in the spring, I will see if I need to use spacers on the rear to reduce the tucked in effect. This concern is one reason why I was looking at using the 19x9 +32 wheels. I also noticed that running a staggered fitment seems to get a lot of thumbs down from other members on the forum.
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+35 is the offset.
Lower offset means the wheels are more flush with the body; high offset means they are sunk into the fenders.
Stock wheels are 17x8 +45; if your wheels are the same diameter and width, they will be recessed into the fender by 10mm compared to the stock wheels.
I don't want to sound rude but it sounds like you need to do some homework and understand everything before you throw money around. A smart consumer is a well educated one. There are tons of threads here on Acurazine that explain everything
Lower offset means the wheels are more flush with the body; high offset means they are sunk into the fenders.
Stock wheels are 17x8 +45; if your wheels are the same diameter and width, they will be recessed into the fender by 10mm compared to the stock wheels.
I don't want to sound rude but it sounds like you need to do some homework and understand everything before you throw money around. A smart consumer is a well educated one. There are tons of threads here on Acurazine that explain everything
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Cj002 (08-01-2015)
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Does any one have pictures of the 18 done? I have 17 inch wheels and I am looking at getting TSW Nurburgring 17 inch but worried they will be too small and look awkward. Advice?
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