[Dr.Deep]

Originally Posted by chris.praeger

Hey Dan,

sorry again for writing back late.
I had so much traffic on social media the last weeks - and nevertheless a normal Job to do

My Setup actually was 10mm Spacers all aroundwith OEM 437M wheels an Michelin PSS.
Specifications had been:
9x19 +29 (+19) 245/35 19
10x19 +40 (+30) 265/35 19

With the mentioned specifications and my Bilstein coilovers I had rubbing on the racetrack especially in the rear.
That is why I recommend the FF04 as maybe the best suitable wheels with +20 in the front and +35 in the rear

Hey Chris,

No problem at all :-)

Thanks a lot for your information, very much appreciated!

Hope to see your wheels soon on…but guess you have the same winter comback as we here……

Thanks again!

Grüsse aus der Schweiz ;-)

[SeanWRT]

Still no mounted picture?

[alscks0414]

Originally Posted by SeanWRT

Still no mounted picture?

I believe Chris went for a 20' HRE RC100
http://f87.bimmerpost.com/forums/sho....php?t=1491040

I have mine in Tarmac. If you want some pictures I can share haha.

[SeanWRT]

Originally Posted by alscks0414

I believe Chris went for a 20' HRE RC100
http://f87.bimmerpost.com/forums/sho....php?t=1491040

I have mine in Tarmac. If you want some pictures I can share haha.

Thanks. RC100 works better with M2 many would agree. I wasn't aware it's the OP.

My intention is to understand the brightness of stone clear and stone dark clear. From pictures I have been, I think stone is darker than brush, everything else being equal, though it could be lighting.

Is my assumption correct? HRE_Wheels
In terms of brightness, Brushed Clear > Stone Clear > Brushed dark clear > Stone dark clear.

[HRE_Wheels]

Originally Posted by SeanWRT

Thanks. RC100 works better with M2 many would agree. I wasn't aware it's the OP.

My intention is to understand the brightness of stone clear and stone dark clear. From pictures I have been, I think stone is darker than brush, everything else being equal, though it could be lighting.

Is my assumption correct? HRE_Wheels
In terms of brightness, Brushed Clear > Stone Clear > Brushed dark clear > Stone dark clear.

Let's bust out the swatches and see samples! These were all shot under the same light, so this will be the best way to determine which is darker or lighter.

Brushed Clear:


Stone Clear:


Brushed Dark Clear:


Stone Dark Clear:

[stefan]

This is my favourite M2 wheel by far! Let's see em mounted!