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i was thinking about some staggered wheels for my 88 535i , is 19x9 and 19x10 too big?
Yes. There are many reasons and usually, you'd need the offset and other info, but honestly, no way.
Look at member Shawn D.'s profile or the signatures under his posts. He has a link to an excellent document which will allow you to run calculations to see what works and what doesn't work on an E28 along with a list of known combinations and measurements of their fitment.
Look at member Shawn D.'s profile or the signatures under his posts. He has a link to an excellent document which will allow you to run calculations to see what works and what doesn't work on an E28 along with a list of known combinations and measurements of their fitment.
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Jeez; how small is your dick?535Freshman wrote:i was thinking about some staggered wheels for my 88 535i , is 19x9 and 19x10 too big?
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Nah, 22" minimum. It takes some welding and some shop work, but 26" will fit nicely.535Freshman wrote:i was thinking about some staggered wheels for my 88 535i , is 19x9 and 19x10 too big?
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Too big for what?535Freshman wrote:i was thinking about some staggered wheels for my 88 535i , is 19x9 and 19x10 too big?
A car with only minor rear fender rolling/trimming? Yes, too big.
A car with heavily mangled front & rear fenders with "stretched" tires? Doable, but IMO absurd.
Geez, 18s typically look comical on an e28. I can't imagine 19s. You will have a hell of a time getting 10" wheels on the back (yes, I am running 10" wheels on the back of my car)and offset is extremely critical but I have a feeling that hasn't even crossed your mind yet. And once you get the offset right to clear the trailing arm, then you get to hack away at the fender to actually get a tire to clear.
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Thus... http://www.mye28.com/viewtopic.php?p=1068216#1068216C.R. Krieger wrote:Jeez; how small is your dick?535Freshman wrote:i was thinking about some staggered wheels for my 88 535i , is 19x9 and 19x10 too big?
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jeez, thas how you address 16 year olds now?,C.R. Krieger wrote:Jeez; how small is your dick?535Freshman wrote:i was thinking about some staggered wheels for my 88 535i , is 19x9 and 19x10 too big?
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Only the ones that take six days to come up with a snappy comeback like this one.535Freshman wrote:jeez, thas how you address 16 year olds now?,C.R. Krieger wrote:Jeez; how small is your dick?535Freshman wrote:i was thinking about some staggered wheels for my 88 535i , is 19x9 and 19x10 too big?
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HahaC.R. Krieger wrote:Only the ones that take six days to come up with a snappy comeback like this one.535Freshman wrote:jeez, thas how you address 16 year olds now?,C.R. Krieger wrote:Jeez; how small is your dick?535Freshman wrote:i was thinking about some staggered wheels for my 88 535i , is 19x9 and 19x10 too big?
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Slow_Ballin' wrote:HahaC.R. Krieger wrote:Only the ones that take six days to come up with a snappy comeback like this one.535Freshman wrote:jeez, thas how you address 16 year olds now?,C.R. Krieger wrote:Jeez; how small is your dick?535Freshman wrote:i was thinking about some staggered wheels for my 88 535i , is 19x9 and 19x10 too big?
lmaoo, good one,
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