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pkim1079 wroteDon't you find the spokes on 19"s to be kind of flat? What I like about TE37's are the aggressive contours of them spokes on 18"s when viewed from an angle.Damn loved te's since my integra days lol. Im all set to get some now. Torn between the nice 19" looking set (matches zcp) or straight up performance and 18 (also more tire options)!! Two sets maybe? One for the street one for the track? Guess i need decent coilovers too now. Fuck. It doesnt end does it?
OC3 wroteYeah. The spokes on the 19 are pretty much evo style lol. Looks high offset. But it fills the car up nice in terms of look.pkim1079 wroteDon't you find the spokes on 19"s to be kind of flat? What I like about TE37's are the aggressive contours of them spokes on 18"s when viewed from an angle.Damn loved te's since my integra days lol. Im all set to get some now. Torn between the nice 19" looking set (matches zcp) or straight up performance and 18 (also more tire options)!! Two sets maybe? One for the street one for the track? Guess i need decent coilovers too now. Fuck. It doesnt end does it?
W12x wrotehttp://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=522139Have anyone used 18" TE37/SL 9.5F 10.5R, 265/35-18 and 285/35-18 with everything stock E92 ZCP without spacers? Any rubbing?
slicer wroteWent through the entire thread and don't think anyone put 265/35/18 and 285/35/18 on E92 with everything stock....I think most have modded suspension or adjusted alignment
W12x wroteModded suspension will typically make it more difficult to fit not easier. You will be able to fit them with stock suspension. Worst case you may want/need to add some negative camber. I personally prefer 275/35/18's in the front. 90% of the cars in this thread are on the 265/285 tire sizes.... That alone should tell you that they will work.Went through the entire thread and don't think anyone put 265/35/18 and 285/35/18 on E92 with everything stock....I think most have modded suspension or adjusted alignment
slicer wroteAgreed. With stock suspension they will be fine.Modded suspension will typically make it more difficult to fit not easier. You will be able to fit them with stock suspension. Worst case you may want/need to add some negative camber. I personally prefer 275/35/18's in the front. 90% of the cars in this thread are on the 265/285 tire sizes.... That alone should tell you that they will work.
MTL Bimmer wroteLooks great!
Endless619 wroteThank you!!Looks great!