The e39 5 series is the oddball of the rest of the 5/6/7/8/Z8 models with its 74.1mm center bore versus a 72.56mm for the rest. So trying to overcome a larger whee hub and a wheel offset range that is completely different you'd be better off looking for wheels with the correct wheel offset and hub size. Become a BMW CCA member!
74.1 is the hub bore size right? So when boring wheels to fit the E39, what do you tell the guy at the shop? They wont wit if both hub bore and centerbore are exactly 74.1 right? I ordered Apex Arc8s and need to have the bored to fit the M5.
ET 15-25 5 Series E39 M5 = PCD 5x120, centre bore 72.5.0mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread. ET 15-25 5 Series E60/61 = PCD 5x120 centre bore 72.5mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread. ET 15-32 5 Series E60 M5 (Saloon) = PCD 5x120, centre bore 72.5mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread. ET 12-32 5 Series E61 M5 (Touring) = PCD 5x120, centre bore 72.5mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread.
Product Details For some reason BMW decided when designing the E39 to give the car a center bore of 74.1mm, a change from the usual 72.56mm. This limits the selection of OEM wheels an E39 owner can use. ECS Tuning is happy to offer a solution.
This bore size difference limits the wheel selection for E39 owners. You are limited to running a stock E39 wheel, finding an aftermarket wheel with a 74.10mm hub, or boring out a set of wheels designed for a different model.
74.1 is the hub bore size right? So when boring wheels to fit the E39, what do you tell the guy at the shop? They wont wit if both hub bore and centerbore are exactly 74.1 right? I ordered Apex Arc8s and need to have the bored to fit the M5.
BMW Wheel Hub Sizes/Hub Centre Bore Sizes and ET/Offset 1 reading Jump to Latest 37K views 6 replies 5 participants last post by PAUL D Jul 16, 2012.
This Kit contains every part you need to professionally convert your hub bore size from 74.1mm to 72.56mm allowing you to choose from a lot more wheels on.
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This bore size difference limits the wheel selection for E39 owners. You are limited to running a stock E39 wheel, finding an aftermarket wheel with a 74.10mm hub, or boring out a set of wheels designed for a different model.
BMW Wheel Hub Sizes/Hub Centre Bore Sizes and ET/Offset 1 reading Jump to Latest 37K views 6 replies 5 participants last post by PAUL D Jul 16, 2012.
The E31, E32 and E38 all have a centre bore of 72.6mm.Some BMW models have a different centre bore, for instance, the E39 has a centre bore of 74.1mm. It is possible to fit hub-centric rings (also know as spigot-rings) to increase the diameter of the hub.
This Kit contains every part you need to professionally convert your hub bore size from 74.1mm to 72.56mm allowing you to choose from a lot more wheels on.
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The E31, E32 and E38 all have a centre bore of 72.6mm.Some BMW models have a different centre bore, for instance, the E39 has a centre bore of 74.1mm. It is possible to fit hub-centric rings (also know as spigot-rings) to increase the diameter of the hub.
For some reason BMW decided when designing the E39 to give the car a center bore of 74.1mm, a change from the usual 72.56mm. This limits the selection of OE wheels an E39 owner can use. We are happy to offer a solution.
This bore size difference limits the wheel selection for E39 owners. You are limited to running a stock E39 wheel, finding an aftermarket wheel with a 74.10mm hub, or boring out a set of wheels designed for a different model.
BMW Wheel Hub Sizes/Hub Centre Bore Sizes and ET/Offset 1 reading Jump to Latest 37K views 6 replies 5 participants last post by PAUL D Jul 16, 2012.
Bmw E39 Wheel Hub Diameter At Patricia Mack Blog
For some reason BMW decided when designing the E39 to give the car a center bore of 74.1mm, a change from the usual 72.56mm. This limits the selection of OE wheels an E39 owner can use. We are happy to offer a solution.
The e39 5 series is the oddball of the rest of the 5/6/7/8/Z8 models with its 74.1mm center bore versus a 72.56mm for the rest. So trying to overcome a larger whee hub and a wheel offset range that is completely different you'd be better off looking for wheels with the correct wheel offset and hub size. Become a BMW CCA member!
The E31, E32 and E38 all have a centre bore of 72.6mm.Some BMW models have a different centre bore, for instance, the E39 has a centre bore of 74.1mm. It is possible to fit hub-centric rings (also know as spigot-rings) to increase the diameter of the hub.
74.1 is the hub bore size right? So when boring wheels to fit the E39, what do you tell the guy at the shop? They wont wit if both hub bore and centerbore are exactly 74.1 right? I ordered Apex Arc8s and need to have the bored to fit the M5.
The E39 has a unique hub size: 74.1 mm, as I recall. If you insist on using these wheels, you'll have to get them bored out. You may be able to get a spacer that will adapt to the two different hub sizes. You'll need to determine the offsets of the wheel, and compare with the stock wheel.
ET 15-25 5 Series E39 M5 = PCD 5x120, centre bore 72.5.0mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread. ET 15-25 5 Series E60/61 = PCD 5x120 centre bore 72.5mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread. ET 15-32 5 Series E60 M5 (Saloon) = PCD 5x120, centre bore 72.5mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread. ET 12-32 5 Series E61 M5 (Touring) = PCD 5x120, centre bore 72.5mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread.
The e39 5 series is the oddball of the rest of the 5/6/7/8/Z8 models with its 74.1mm center bore versus a 72.56mm for the rest. So trying to overcome a larger whee hub and a wheel offset range that is completely different you'd be better off looking for wheels with the correct wheel offset and hub size. Become a BMW CCA member!
74.1 is the hub bore size right? So when boring wheels to fit the E39, what do you tell the guy at the shop? They wont wit if both hub bore and centerbore are exactly 74.1 right? I ordered Apex Arc8s and need to have the bored to fit the M5.
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BMW Wheel Hub Sizes/Hub Centre Bore Sizes and ET/Offset 1 reading Jump to Latest 37K views 6 replies 5 participants last post by PAUL D Jul 16, 2012.
The e39 5 series is the oddball of the rest of the 5/6/7/8/Z8 models with its 74.1mm center bore versus a 72.56mm for the rest. So trying to overcome a larger whee hub and a wheel offset range that is completely different you'd be better off looking for wheels with the correct wheel offset and hub size. Become a BMW CCA member!
The E31, E32 and E38 all have a centre bore of 72.6mm.Some BMW models have a different centre bore, for instance, the E39 has a centre bore of 74.1mm. It is possible to fit hub-centric rings (also know as spigot-rings) to increase the diameter of the hub.
Product Details For some reason BMW decided when designing the E39 to give the car a center bore of 74.1mm, a change from the usual 72.56mm. This limits the selection of OEM wheels an E39 owner can use. ECS Tuning is happy to offer a solution.
For some reason BMW decided when designing the E39 to give the car a center bore of 74.1mm, a change from the usual 72.56mm. This limits the selection of OE wheels an E39 owner can use. We are happy to offer a solution.
The E31, E32 and E38 all have a centre bore of 72.6mm.Some BMW models have a different centre bore, for instance, the E39 has a centre bore of 74.1mm. It is possible to fit hub-centric rings (also know as spigot-rings) to increase the diameter of the hub.
The E39 has a unique hub size: 74.1 mm, as I recall. If you insist on using these wheels, you'll have to get them bored out. You may be able to get a spacer that will adapt to the two different hub sizes. You'll need to determine the offsets of the wheel, and compare with the stock wheel.
This bore size difference limits the wheel selection for E39 owners. You are limited to running a stock E39 wheel, finding an aftermarket wheel with a 74.10mm hub, or boring out a set of wheels designed for a different model.
ET 15-25 5 Series E39 M5 = PCD 5x120, centre bore 72.5.0mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread. ET 15-25 5 Series E60/61 = PCD 5x120 centre bore 72.5mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread. ET 15-32 5 Series E60 M5 (Saloon) = PCD 5x120, centre bore 72.5mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread. ET 12-32 5 Series E61 M5 (Touring) = PCD 5x120, centre bore 72.5mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread.
For some reason BMW decided when designing the E39 to give the car a center bore of 74.1mm, a change from the usual 72.56mm. This limits the selection of OE wheels an E39 owner can use. We are happy to offer a solution.
74.1 is the hub bore size right? So when boring wheels to fit the E39, what do you tell the guy at the shop? They wont wit if both hub bore and centerbore are exactly 74.1 right? I ordered Apex Arc8s and need to have the bored to fit the M5.
The E39 has a unique hub size: 74.1 mm, as I recall. If you insist on using these wheels, you'll have to get them bored out. You may be able to get a spacer that will adapt to the two different hub sizes. You'll need to determine the offsets of the wheel, and compare with the stock wheel.
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ET 15-25 5 Series E39 M5 = PCD 5x120, centre bore 72.5.0mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread. ET 15-25 5 Series E60/61 = PCD 5x120 centre bore 72.5mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread. ET 15-32 5 Series E60 M5 (Saloon) = PCD 5x120, centre bore 72.5mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread. ET 12-32 5 Series E61 M5 (Touring) = PCD 5x120, centre bore 72.5mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread.
74.1 is the hub bore size right? So when boring wheels to fit the E39, what do you tell the guy at the shop? They wont wit if both hub bore and centerbore are exactly 74.1 right? I ordered Apex Arc8s and need to have the bored to fit the M5.
The E31, E32 and E38 all have a centre bore of 72.6mm.Some BMW models have a different centre bore, for instance, the E39 has a centre bore of 74.1mm. It is possible to fit hub-centric rings (also know as spigot-rings) to increase the diameter of the hub.
This Kit contains every part you need to professionally convert your hub bore size from 74.1mm to 72.56mm allowing you to choose from a lot more wheels on.
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Product Details For some reason BMW decided when designing the E39 to give the car a center bore of 74.1mm, a change from the usual 72.56mm. This limits the selection of OEM wheels an E39 owner can use. ECS Tuning is happy to offer a solution.
74.1 is the hub bore size right? So when boring wheels to fit the E39, what do you tell the guy at the shop? They wont wit if both hub bore and centerbore are exactly 74.1 right? I ordered Apex Arc8s and need to have the bored to fit the M5.
This Kit contains every part you need to professionally convert your hub bore size from 74.1mm to 72.56mm allowing you to choose from a lot more wheels on.
The E31, E32 and E38 all have a centre bore of 72.6mm.Some BMW models have a different centre bore, for instance, the E39 has a centre bore of 74.1mm. It is possible to fit hub-centric rings (also know as spigot-rings) to increase the diameter of the hub.
Rear Left / Right Wheel Hub Bearing For BMW E39 E60 520d 523i 530i 535i ...
For some reason BMW decided when designing the E39 to give the car a center bore of 74.1mm, a change from the usual 72.56mm. This limits the selection of OE wheels an E39 owner can use. We are happy to offer a solution.
The E31, E32 and E38 all have a centre bore of 72.6mm.Some BMW models have a different centre bore, for instance, the E39 has a centre bore of 74.1mm. It is possible to fit hub-centric rings (also know as spigot-rings) to increase the diameter of the hub.
BMW Wheel Hub Sizes/Hub Centre Bore Sizes and ET/Offset 1 reading Jump to Latest 37K views 6 replies 5 participants last post by PAUL D Jul 16, 2012.
ET 15-25 5 Series E39 M5 = PCD 5x120, centre bore 72.5.0mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread. ET 15-25 5 Series E60/61 = PCD 5x120 centre bore 72.5mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread. ET 15-32 5 Series E60 M5 (Saloon) = PCD 5x120, centre bore 72.5mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread. ET 12-32 5 Series E61 M5 (Touring) = PCD 5x120, centre bore 72.5mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread.
This Kit contains every part you need to professionally convert your hub bore size from 74.1mm to 72.56mm allowing you to choose from a lot more wheels on.
ET 15-25 5 Series E39 M5 = PCD 5x120, centre bore 72.5.0mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread. ET 15-25 5 Series E60/61 = PCD 5x120 centre bore 72.5mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread. ET 15-32 5 Series E60 M5 (Saloon) = PCD 5x120, centre bore 72.5mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread. ET 12-32 5 Series E61 M5 (Touring) = PCD 5x120, centre bore 72.5mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread.
BMW Wheel Hub Sizes/Hub Centre Bore Sizes and ET/Offset 1 reading Jump to Latest 37K views 6 replies 5 participants last post by PAUL D Jul 16, 2012.
The E31, E32 and E38 all have a centre bore of 72.6mm.Some BMW models have a different centre bore, for instance, the E39 has a centre bore of 74.1mm. It is possible to fit hub-centric rings (also know as spigot-rings) to increase the diameter of the hub.
This bore size difference limits the wheel selection for E39 owners. You are limited to running a stock E39 wheel, finding an aftermarket wheel with a 74.10mm hub, or boring out a set of wheels designed for a different model.
The e39 5 series is the oddball of the rest of the 5/6/7/8/Z8 models with its 74.1mm center bore versus a 72.56mm for the rest. So trying to overcome a larger whee hub and a wheel offset range that is completely different you'd be better off looking for wheels with the correct wheel offset and hub size. Become a BMW CCA member!
This Kit contains every part you need to professionally convert your hub bore size from 74.1mm to 72.56mm allowing you to choose from a lot more wheels on.
Product Details For some reason BMW decided when designing the E39 to give the car a center bore of 74.1mm, a change from the usual 72.56mm. This limits the selection of OEM wheels an E39 owner can use. ECS Tuning is happy to offer a solution.
BMW Wheel Hub Sizes/Hub Centre Bore Sizes and ET/Offset 1 reading Jump to Latest 37K views 6 replies 5 participants last post by PAUL D Jul 16, 2012.
The E31, E32 and E38 all have a centre bore of 72.6mm.Some BMW models have a different centre bore, for instance, the E39 has a centre bore of 74.1mm. It is possible to fit hub-centric rings (also know as spigot-rings) to increase the diameter of the hub.
The E39 has a unique hub size: 74.1 mm, as I recall. If you insist on using these wheels, you'll have to get them bored out. You may be able to get a spacer that will adapt to the two different hub sizes. You'll need to determine the offsets of the wheel, and compare with the stock wheel.
74.1 is the hub bore size right? So when boring wheels to fit the E39, what do you tell the guy at the shop? They wont wit if both hub bore and centerbore are exactly 74.1 right? I ordered Apex Arc8s and need to have the bored to fit the M5.
ET 15-25 5 Series E39 M5 = PCD 5x120, centre bore 72.5.0mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread. ET 15-25 5 Series E60/61 = PCD 5x120 centre bore 72.5mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread. ET 15-32 5 Series E60 M5 (Saloon) = PCD 5x120, centre bore 72.5mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread. ET 12-32 5 Series E61 M5 (Touring) = PCD 5x120, centre bore 72.5mm and M12x1.5 bolt thread.
For some reason BMW decided when designing the E39 to give the car a center bore of 74.1mm, a change from the usual 72.56mm. This limits the selection of OE wheels an E39 owner can use. We are happy to offer a solution.
