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I wonder if 10mm is enough to cause a problem? I dented the shit out of three of my rims, so I need four new ones. I found a guy on ebay selling fatory replica rims for an e36 and 346 at a decent price. He had a couple 1000 positive feed backs, so I trust his quality.
Ok, so it would stick out (by 1cm, I suppose), but I might find that acceptable. More importantly, is that seemingly tiny difference going to allow the wheel to turn in its well without any rub (how much margin does one have)? Is that seemingly tiny distance going to affect the handling or any other suspension factor? The difference seems negligible to me, but I've been surprised by that type of stuff here before.
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ya, I agree with you, 10mm is nothing. I'm really nervous to spend the money to find out the hard way. I was hoping there would be someone in here that was using a 46mm offset.
BTW, some related questions are being raised here, in the FAQs, too, so anyone involved with this thread may wish to do some thread multi-tracking/cross-posting/answer-migrating/whatever to stay on top of things.
__________________ DISCLAIMER: I don't yet actually drive a BMW. Currently, I proudly drive a '93 Volvo 940, the inspiration for my love of RWD cars.
I have four dented rims, so I am in much need of new ones, but don't have much cash. I was looking at these, but they have a 46mm offset. I was hoping someone in this folder was riding around on some.
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