Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="supergripen" data-source="post: 441189" data-attributes="member: 1254">For fitment u&#039;ll need to know the center bore size pcd and et(offset) of the rims and compare them.The e46 M3&#039;s pcd,center bore and bolt size are the same as the e90,so in that sense I think there should be no problems in fitment.What u&#039;ll need to consider now is the offset of the CSL rims..for the e90,an offset range of et30-45 should guarantee a problem free fit,without rubbing issues.So the widest u could go is et30.I&#039;m pretty interested in them as well,but finding an original set is pretty difficult.There are some other brands which looks the same as the CSL rims like VMR&#039;s VB3,Miro&#039;s and also Alufelgen&#039;s CS7.I don&#039;t know if anyone brings them in here but it is worth a try.I&#039;m kinda starting to like Alufelgen&#039;s SF71 design,which is lighter than the CSL lookalike CS7 but I have yet to find the brand here.If u really want light,nothing beats Advan or Rays tho..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="supergripen, post: 441189, member: 1254"] For fitment u'll need to know the center bore size pcd and et(offset) of the rims and compare them. The e46 M3's pcd,center bore and bolt size are the same as the e90,so in that sense I think there should be no problems in fitment.What u'll need to consider now is the offset of the CSL rims..for the e90,an offset range of et30-45 should guarantee a problem free fit,without rubbing issues.So the widest u could go is et30. I'm pretty interested in them as well,but finding an original set is pretty difficult.There are some other brands which looks the same as the CSL rims like VMR's VB3,Miro's and also Alufelgen's CS7.I don't know if anyone brings them in here but it is worth a try.I'm kinda starting to like Alufelgen's SF71 design,which is lighter than the CSL lookalike CS7 but I have yet to find the brand here. If u really want light,nothing beats Advan or Rays tho.. [/QUOTE]

Verification