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Chris.
I am thinking of getting new wheels. VarrsToen TE reps to be exact, especially right now since they are running a sale for the rest of the month.

I am currently running
F:17x8 +22
R:17x9 +26

Another E36 that is at the same height that I will be at once I install my coilovers (aka my old car's height) to be at is running
F: 17x8 +20
R: 17x10.5 +52

I'm trying to run 17x9 fronts and 17x9.5 rear. or 17x9.5 squared if possible. I am having trouble seeing how this converts.
The offsets that Varrstoen offers in these sizes are +12, +22, +30
For the front I'm guessing I'm gonna have to run the 17x9 +30
What offset in 17x9.5 would be equivalent or near 17x10.5 +52.

I hope this made sense.
deolio
http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp




varrstoens :-/
kfed
You'll want to run +30, and pull your rears a little.

OR

Depending on beamer suspension.. (which I have no clue on) More camber or whatever, to run the other offsets. It's really up to you. I'm sure you can make them all fit.


QUOTE (deolio @ Oct 7 2012, 10:20 PM) *
varrstoens :-/

But yea... what he said.
PotatoSparkles
I like VarrStoens.

fuck you all
G535
QUOTE (Chris. @ Oct 8 2012, 03:35 AM) *
What offset in 17x9.5 would be equivalent or near 17x10.5 +52.



http://www.willtheyfit.com/index.php?width...p;Submit=Submit

Michael
that 1010tires offset calculator is a very useful tool to use! If all else fails rub to fit + max camber!
Aphrodizeac
Like I say, when in doubt, rub to fit :3
AngelsAndBombs
When in doubt, rub it out.
Chris.
Thanks for the great links guise.
I decided to spend my money elsewhere but these will definitely come in handy in the future.
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