whats the bolt pattern??? i thought bemmers were 5 lug if the bolt patter is 4X100 you should be good

 

if it's an E30 3-series then you should be good with the bolt pattern cause, correct me if i'm wrong, but I heard that the E30s also had 4x100 bolt patterns.

what you'll really have to worry about will be the offset (apparently it's way different) and how wide those wheels are.

if you really want to, jack up the front of your car, throw them on and check clearances. I personally don't think it'll work without any modification because the offset is different and they're pretty wide tires.

good luck though, and let us know how it goes if you try anything

 

im running 16 x 8 wheels but im not sure of the offset ill have to find out ,but its a close fit.

 

i believe ET20 is 5x120...the only bmw wheel that will fit our teg is 1979-1983 model 320,323 and 1984-1991 model 318,325, and E30 but the offset gonna be different

 

u are correct i owned a E30 which indeed is 4x100 bolt pattern, same as a teggy, the only difference is the offset which is ET20 and that it is 8inches wide "16x8". So my question is,can it fix without modifcations, will it rub when i turn the steering wheel in neither way, the teg stands at stock height, but plan to drop it almost 2inches, probably 1.7....so i want to know if when i drop it will it rub then???? and can it fit a wide rim like that?? and also any recommendations on tire sizes?? thanks for your answer by the way!

 

My guess is that you will rub.

You're going to have to roll your fender lip for sure.The offset is low and the wheel is a half inch wider than normally recommended. Your also going to have to run a wider taller tire (215/45-16 is the best fit) to mount on the 8" rim.

 

why not just put them on and find out?

 

Isnt the beemer RWD? If so, it will have a very low offset. Our cars have offsets near +42. Im thinking because of the offset, they wont fit without modification, but if you use a narrow enough tire, you might get lucky.

 

well if you already have the wheels, just test fit them and see

 

it can fit, but without modifications = probably not..

there are some folks riding on 16x8 sportmax 002's with 0 offset. they're pretty much dumped with a lot of negative camber to make them sit flushed. stretched tires and rolled fenders and stiff suspension keep them from rubbing.

 

there are some folks riding on 16x8 sportmax 002's with 0 offset. they're pretty much dumped with a lot of negative camber to make them sit flushed. stretched tires and rolled fenders and stiff suspension keep them from rubbing.

That must look & handle like sh*t!