dsw1ft

DPE SL-5 3 piece forged, came off an '08 M5

fronts are 9.5" and rears are 10". The fron tires are toyo t1r 245/35-20 and rears are 285/30-20

mugen_kid

We will need to know the offset before we can determine they will fit. The rears are not going to fit with that tire size. Is this going on a FWD or AWD? Make sure you run the same width all around on the AWD when upgrading wheels. Find out the offset for us

princelybug

iTrader: (16)

Those are some baller shoes, if you can get them to fit.

dsw1ft

I'm looking for the most aggresive setup for our vehicles. I'm new to modding cars, so I'm not sure what will fit and what will not.

I saw a 4g on this site with concave rims staggered and they looked awesome, but not staggered enough.

I have FWD, not really into speed as much as I am into looks.

Also, will the bolts fit from an M5?

Pete2010

^ You'll need to check and make sure it's 5x120 - i'm guessing the BMW wheels are going to be that. But yea, you'll need to know the offset, a 10 inch wide wheel may not fit.

dsw1ft

definitely 5x120

princelybug

iTrader: (16)

+1.

PhoenixUnit

Correct me if im wrong but....

Doesn't a lower offset mean you could put a wider inch tire yet make's it harder to make a BBK fit?

princelybug

iTrader: (16)

A lower offset does not necessarily mean you can mount a wider tire on a rim. Offset has nothing to do with the actual physical width of a wheel itself.

Also, a lower offset actually helps in BBK fitment, because a lower offset means the center hub of the rim is farther away from the "car" than a rim with a higher offset.

BLACKURA_NY

iTrader: (6)

^ yuup


trust me. DPE wheels made for an M5 are most likely NOT going to fit

OEM is 8" + 55

that rear wheel is probably like 10" +20 ~ +30

dsw1ft

I though the offset was too different...

So what do you suggest as the most aggressive staggered yet flush?