Strictly te37/sl thread

Look for a 19x8.5 +35 from Volk. That'll be inset like the OEM Wheels. Even more-so, you'll need a spacer actually.

19x9.5 +22 can you use on the rear, just a tad more aggressive than the OEM rears.

becausephilchow wrote

Look for a 19x8.5 +35 from Volk. That'll be inset like the OEM Wheels. Even more-so, you'll need a spacer actually.

19x9.5 +22 can you use on the rear, just a tad more aggressive than the OEM rears.

Thank you. That'll work. I can definitely run a 5mm spacer on the front. I ran a 5mm spacer on me e46 m in the rear. I preferred not to run spacers but this is the way to get the wheels I want. Thanks

Hi guys.

Is there actual photos on 18" 9.5, 10.5 te37sl with tires 245|275?
I don't want too wide tires, i think 275 rear would be enough.

Is there a photos?

Please, write full tires/wheels parameters when you post the photo of your car, it really helps.

Just picked this up in December. 3rd M3, 2nd E90. A few changes since i got it.

9.5/10.5 +22
PSS 265/285
Eibach

If I install 265/35/18 on 9.5 +22 on the front, do I need agressive front camber adjustment or the factory angles whould be ok?

The same question about rear wheels with 285/35/18 on 10.5 +22.

Thanks.

RomanK wrote

If I install 265/35/18 on 9.5 +22 on the front, do I need agressive front camber adjustment or the factory angles whould be ok?

The same question about rear wheels with 285/35/18 on 10.5 +22.

Thanks.

i ran -2 for the street and -3.2ish for the track.

Ben Ingraham wrote

Just picked this up in December. 3rd M3, 2nd E90. A few changes since i got it.

9.5/10.5 +22
PSS 265/285
Eibach

congrats!

Narvin wrote

TE37

Obligatory wheel suspension spec request post

Love TE37sl
19x9.5 et22 255x35x19
19x10.5 et22 275x35x19

How do you tell a TE37 SL from a TE37?

Blindside_137 wrote

Obligatory wheel suspension spec request post

18x9.5 +7 265/35/18 (after 15mm spacer)
18x10.5 +17 285/35/18 (5mm spacer)

Airrex bag setup

Lets keep this going!

IMG_6216 by Bruce Han, on Flickr

Can someone tell me the difference between the OG and non for the TE37?

ERinEC wrote

Can someone tell me the difference between the OG and non for the TE37?

OG is "heavier" by a few hundred grams when comparing similar specs. OG also accepts a center cap where the SL's/RT's don't (negligible).

The outer appearance includes laser engraving on one of the spokes and the outer edge of the lip of the RT's compared to the stamped text on the SL's and OG.

For old time's sake....I definitely miss this beauty more often than not.

hkalvinlam wrote

Love TE37sl
19x9.5 et22 255x35x19
19x10.5 et22 275x35x19

What lip is that? I like how minimally it protrudes and how, at your current ride height, doesn't look like it would scrape everywhere and become a nightmare to try to keep in tact.

Got the following tires mounted to the new wheels earlier this week, took some pics in reference to how wide the rubber sits past the wheels for anyone else debating on what tire sizes to go for on similar sized wheels as mine.

I'm not a fan of any amount of stretch whatsoever, so I'm extremely happy with the sizes that I purchased since having a slight amount of rubber extending past the wheel surface is exactly what I was hoping for.

My setup:
Front - 19x9.5 ET23 TE37 Ultra wrapped in 275/30R19 Michelin PS4S
Rear - 19x10.5 ET23 TE37 Ultra wrapped in 295/30R19 Michelin PS4S

The rubber extends past the outter rim of the wheel by about 3mm on the rears, and 4mm on the fronts. All pictures below are of the rears (besides the wheels standing upright in the background, those are the fronts):

Sexy cars in here, wow.

F8x TE37 SL Spec -

18 x 9.5 et22 (with 3mm spacer = et19 effective) - 265/35/18
18 x 11 et34 (with 12mm spacer = et22 effective) - 295/30/18


IMG_9624 by slicerM, on Flickr
IMG_9623 by slicerM, on Flickr

Amirsm3 wrote

For old time's sake....I definitely miss this beauty more often than not.

Looks great! What color are the wheels?