No the offset is wrong. 5 series cars run an offset of Et. 20. M3's run anywhere fromn Et. 35-Et. 45. Maybe with hubcentric rings but I think that is wrong direction offset.
i found a site before that shows all types of bmw rims...
i couldnt find it now that is why i cannot say for sure the
exact style type...
in essence... will an m3 rim fit an e34 without the need for
spacers and all?
thanks
No the offset is wrong. 5 series cars run an offset of Et. 20. M3's run anywhere fromn Et. 35-Et. 45. Maybe with hubcentric rings but I think that is wrong direction offset.
you will need spacers...
...and the courage of a spartan warrior. You must be extremely vigilant in the constant observation of your wheels, because theres not much thread holding the wheels on at all.Originally Posted by E34N
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I saw a e34 with 18" M3 wheels yesterday. I was surprised it fits.
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Replicas?
Originally Posted by bigtisas
I have them on mine, I suggest H&R spacers, that way you wont have to worry about broken bolts and what not.