Best Wheel Spacers For E46 M3 at Carolyn Guillot blog

Best Wheel Spacers For E46 M3. Bmw leaves a lot of extra. I've used them on e46, e92 and f8x m3/4s. I have kits (found here about half way down the page) which include the correct wheel bolts for the e46. E46 m3 19 zcp wheels on an e92 335 coupe. Get the wide look without buying new wheels! If you want to avoid fender rolling, use 10mm spacers front and rear. If you want to look like that m3 in the picture you posted, use 15mm spacers. In terms of brand i've been running bimecc spacers on multiple cars for. The stock sport package wheel is a 18x8.0 et34 and 18x8.5 et37. The e46 m3 uses a 19x8.0 et47 in front and a 19x9.5 et27 in the rear. Remember any time you use spacers you'll need to use extended wheel bolts. The best way to understand which size spacer you need, is to simply measure from the top outside edge of your tire to the inner lip. 10 sets of spacers and not a single issue with even one spacer. 15mm front + 12mm rear is perfect for a e46 m3 coupe.

I've used them on e46, e92 and f8x m3/4s. 15mm front + 12mm rear is perfect for a e46 m3 coupe. I have kits (found here about half way down the page) which include the correct wheel bolts for the e46. In terms of brand i've been running bimecc spacers on multiple cars for. The stock sport package wheel is a 18x8.0 et34 and 18x8.5 et37. Bmw leaves a lot of extra. The e46 m3 uses a 19x8.0 et47 in front and a 19x9.5 et27 in the rear. Remember any time you use spacers you'll need to use extended wheel bolts. If you want to look like that m3 in the picture you posted, use 15mm spacers. 10 sets of spacers and not a single issue with even one spacer.

Hightec 10mm Wheel Spacer 5x120 for BMW M3 E36,E46,E90,E92,E93,F80

Best Wheel Spacers For E46 M3 I have kits (found here about half way down the page) which include the correct wheel bolts for the e46. If you want to avoid fender rolling, use 10mm spacers front and rear. 15mm front + 12mm rear is perfect for a e46 m3 coupe. Get the wide look without buying new wheels! In terms of brand i've been running bimecc spacers on multiple cars for. I've used them on e46, e92 and f8x m3/4s. The e46 m3 uses a 19x8.0 et47 in front and a 19x9.5 et27 in the rear. If you want to look like that m3 in the picture you posted, use 15mm spacers. Bmw leaves a lot of extra. 10 sets of spacers and not a single issue with even one spacer. E46 m3 19 zcp wheels on an e92 335 coupe. The best way to understand which size spacer you need, is to simply measure from the top outside edge of your tire to the inner lip. I have kits (found here about half way down the page) which include the correct wheel bolts for the e46. The stock sport package wheel is a 18x8.0 et34 and 18x8.5 et37. Remember any time you use spacers you'll need to use extended wheel bolts.