Thread #15323

M35x offsets

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widebody_QJanuary 5, 2009
#217900

M35x offsets

What offsets and widths would achieve flushness on a M35x without messing up the AWD or computer?

Yea I know, I don't usually do this but I didn't find what I was looking for and I dont have the car slammed at the moment to figure it out myself.

I am not looking for an exact magical number. I just want a range on what would work on a slammed M35x (AWD). Thanks in advance
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What offsets and widths would achieve flushness on a M35x without messing up the AWD or computer?
 
Yea I know, I don't usually do this but I didn't find what I was looking for and I dont have the car slammed at the moment to figure it out myself.
 
I am not looking for an exact magical number. I just want a range on what would work on a slammed M35x (AWD). Thanks in advance
volkgt7January 6, 2009
#217923
well......my buddy had my old 20' volks 8.5+42 9.5+30 and the rear was preetty flush with a 255/30 fk452 tire and the front seemed to need a 15 mil spacer. the front cambers more and seems to have more room than the rear!
this was on an 07' m45
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well......my buddy had my old 20' volks 8.5+42 9.5+30 and the rear was preetty flush with a 255/30 fk452 tire and the front seemed to need a 15 mil spacer. the front cambers more and seems to have more room than the rear!
this was on an 07' m45
widebody_QJanuary 6, 2009
#217929
Yea the 45's can hold some low offsets when you slam them on air. The 35x's are AWD though and I have no experience with one:shrug:
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Yea the 45's can hold some low offsets when you slam them on air.  The 35x's are AWD though and I have no experience with one:shrug:
OGJanuary 6, 2009
#217949
just play it safe and call it exe. :smiley-rofl:
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just play it safe and call it exe. :smiley-rofl:
widebody_QJanuary 6, 2009
#217992
LOL Carlsson's FTW!!
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LOL Carlsson's FTW!!