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Vorsteiner V-FF 103 size??
I have a 2018 M2 and am confused about wheel size for V-FF 103. I want to run 255 up front and 275 rear. What size wheel do I need for those running them? 19 or 19.5 and can I stick with 35s instead of 30s? Also, I have 10mm BMS spacers and should I reuse them or no spacers. My car is dropped about 1 in on KW HAS.
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02-11-2019, 06:51 PM | #2 |
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The offsets on the 103's are already more aggressive than the stock rims. For the M2, they have a 9" in front and a 10" in rear. Vorsteiner recommends 245/35 front and 285/30 rear. You can run 255/275 if you want.
I wouldn't use the spacers. The rears will already stick out more without them. I was quoted 6mm more than stock rims with 10 mm spacers. The fronts will be 2mm inward than with stock rims and 10 mm spacers. Hope that helps...
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I already posted on another thread here: https://f87.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1541229 In any case, I ordered and received V-FF 103's and was informed that they're 19x9 ET21 and 19x10.5 ET40. I read elsewhere the fronts are actually 19x9.5. So which is correct? They also recommend 255/35 and 285/30. I'm wondering whether I should stick with 245/35 fronts instead. |
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When you say "they recommend" who are you referring to? I've seen multiple times in this forum that Vorsteiner info recommends the combo I mentioned above and they provide picture examples of that spec as well. I have not gotten mine yet. They are on order
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I am running 103's for an m3 on stock m2 Michelins. No problems what so ever. Flush fitment with good looking poke. No spacers and stock ride height. Specs are:
19x9.5 et22 19x10.5 et34 |
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According to Vorsteiner, I should go with stock size rims. But I'm waiting for a set of Michelin's I ordered which are 255 and 275mm because I really didn't want the tires to look stretched at all. My worry is that with the aggressive offset of 22 in the front plus the extra rim width, a 255mm tire would rub when fully turned in. Any help would be greatly appreciated!! |
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I forgot to mention that my stock tires are Contis which look more stretched compared to Michelin's
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