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01-27-2019, 08:31 PM
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#67
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Brigadier General 
Drives: 2004 330i ZHP, 2022 Cayman T
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: California
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Originally Posted by samsamdar
Quote:
Originally Posted by nachob
The more appropriate 275 and 295 sizes are marginal, can rub and the extra weight can blunt performance. So I was also thinking slightly larger diameter M3 sizes 255-40-18 and 275-40-18 might be the best compromise but I have not found anyone to have run this yet and it would be an expensive test.
The F80 M3s run these sizes and use the same offsets so it would be a simple test for you to find someone with an M3 and just try these out on the M2. The car has enough torque for the slightly larger diameter and slightly heavier tire but my educated guess is that you really won't gain much since what makes the M2 special is the balance the M guys put into the car. Changing the tire sizes will probably upset that balance everyone raves about.
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I'm running 255 and 275/40/18 on stock suspension with no issues!  |
On a 1M? Or M2?
Thanks
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