Track Widening with original wheels

ciscospirit · 05-07-2018, 10:29 AM

Hello,

i am thinking about to widening my track in front and rear with 20mm Eibach disks on each wheel.

I am using the original BMW M Wheels with 245/35 R20 and 275/30 R20.

I also lowered my car.

Does anybody has any recommendations for that?
Is 20mm on each side too much? I am not sure if i should better go with 15mm or 10mm... Mathematically it should fit, but not sure if it looks bad with that.

does anybody has done 20mm and have some photos of it?

bravo261 · 05-07-2018, 03:27 PM

i can't do the exact math off the top of my head regarding the width versus the offsets, but i THINK the rear will be fine, but that's too much for the front.

a couple of general points though. i don't know what Eibach spacers provide, but that's a thick spacer, to make sure the bolts and lugs safely fit afterwards. And because you're lowered, everything actually changes depending on your height. i was lowered on H&R springs with a 10.5" rear at +38, and it barely fit.

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ciscospirit Enlisted Member 10 Rep 42 Posts Drives: BMW M8 Competition (F93) Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: Graz iTrader: (0)	Track Widening with original wheels Hello, i am thinking about to widening my track in front and rear with 20mm Eibach disks on each wheel. I am using the original BMW M Wheels with 245/35 R20 and 275/30 R20. I also lowered my car. Does anybody has any recommendations for that? Is 20mm on each side too much? I am not sure if i should better go with 15mm or 10mm... Mathematically it should fit, but not sure if it looks bad with that. does anybody has done 20mm and have some photos of it?
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bravo261 Private First Class 31 Rep 194 Posts Drives: F06 650 Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: Orange County iTrader: (0)	i can't do the exact math off the top of my head regarding the width versus the offsets, but i THINK the rear will be fine, but that's too much for the front. a couple of general points though. i don't know what Eibach spacers provide, but that's a thick spacer, to make sure the bolts and lugs safely fit afterwards. And because you're lowered, everything actually changes depending on your height. i was lowered on H&R springs with a 10.5" rear at +38, and it barely fit.
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