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Uhhh...your effective offset in the rear is 15.

So you subtract 15 from 42 and get 27 for your rear spacer. The fronts need a 7 mm spacer. 42-35.

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Too high. Work him down to $300 and that's a decent set. The tires are used and aren't worth anything to the value of the set.

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Me. They fit fine. offset is high and the square nature of them allows for easy driving in snow.

I have 44s and they are perfect for snow. Not selling, but do some Craigslist searches and I'm sure they will pop up.

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Nope. Those are 16 inch wheels. They aren't Style 44s.

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Haha!

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I'm running 18x8.5 et35. Stretched 235s and I don't rub. At stock height...blown shocks however, so I am a little lower.

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They will fit with a roll. Adding some camber to them will definitely add some clearance.

GS3 + TT4

Bad ass! Make 'em fit!

GS3 + TT4

JP, your '02 is 5x120?

Edited the post above.

http://www.bmw2002.com/tech/bmw-wheels.html

JP, 14 inch Panasport 8 spoke rims.
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That's the go to rim. There's not much else out there that will fit. Some Miata wheels will fit, but you have to be careful of the front strut housing so...

Please tell me you're going to have an M3 by the time you implement that plan...

Teresa has contours on her ZHP in winter. They will fit as long as they are OEM and not a replica.

Honestly, for winter wheels the less spokes the better. The radials will be a bitch to keep clean. The Y-spokes might be a lil easier, but the 44s are the easiest ;)

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These will fit any e46. Get them refinished and paint them an obnoxious neon color ;)

RootedDROIDXstatus. Come at me, bro.

Solid choice. 17s are great for track use. If you really are wanting a dedicated set for the track, look into Kosei K1s...
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haha Waiting for BlockedOut to defend his wheels... :biggrin