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dave boy

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hi i have been offered brand new set of genuine csl alloys with conti sport tyres for 1650 ,i just need to know the of sets .fronts are 245 35 19 back265 30 19 ,8.5jon front 9.5 back ,can any shed light thank
 
Are these the same offset as the standard M3 wheels? If so you'll need spacers at the front. 15mm to be precise.
 
just be careful as front tyre's are wider than normal, most run either 235 or 225's i had 235's on mine and i caused slight rubbing on the inner arch liner on heavy bumps, reverted back to 225 and no issue, my offset was 40 front and 45 rear.

my rears are 265 no problems and mine has eibach lowering springs
 
dave boy said:
hi i have been offered brand new set of genuine csl alloys with conti sport tyres for 1650 ,i just need to know the of sets .fronts are 245 35 19 back265 30 19 ,8.5jon front 9.5 back ,can any shed light thank
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What Z are you hoping to put them on?
 
M@r said:
{"]Are these the same offset as the standard M3 wheels? If so you'll need spacers at the front. 15mm to be precise.
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Et44 so 10mm is perfect.... Taking us to et34.... Ideal is et35 so this is very good.


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I've run 245/45/19 on my CSL's before, no spacers and definitely no rubbing. There's no need for spacers with the CSL's except for perceived aesthetic value.
 
Darren Slone said:
I have 13mm hubcentric spacers on the front and running 245/35/19's, nice and flush with no rubbing issues :)
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Are you sure?? your not driving fast enough :driving:

this will 110% run where the arch liner meets the bumper, i was able to glance with this et32, stock suspension and -2.5 camber which gives me much more space.... put that thing into a corner properly and i guarantee you, you will have scuff marks on that section im talking about..... this is partly the reason i down sized to the 10mm spacer... the issue have now stopped, if your not driving at the extremes of front grip, you'll b fine :-)
 
Beedub said:
Darren Slone said:
I have 13mm hubcentric spacers on the front and running 245/35/19's, nice and flush with no rubbing issues :)
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Are you sure?? your not driving fast enough :driving:

this will 110% run where the arch liner meets the bumper, i was able to glance with this et32, stock suspension and -2.5 camber which gives me much more space.... put that thing into a corner properly and i guarantee you, you will have scuff marks on that section im talking about..... this is partly the reason i down sized to the 10mm spacer... the issue have now stopped, if your not driving at the extremes of front grip, you'll b fine :-)
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Absolutely sure, obviously not wragging the arse off of it ! :)
 
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