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[Metalbeast]

what are extended bolt sizes for the 15/25? Would be easier to apply to other's configurations if we all knew the oem bolt length, then you can just add the extra mm for your configuration to find out the extended bolt length.

[saleen01]

take me out of the group buy guys...bought the used ones locally in the classifieds, thanks

[yomash]

Originally Posted by saleen01

take me out of the group buy guys...bought the used ones locally in the classifieds, thanks

You can sub me in instead!

12mm/20mm

[socale39]

Reached out to another vendor just in case. Will see what they say.

[Gtz1wickedest]

I'm in also 15mm front and 25mm rear on a 2012 e70 3.0 with 19 inch rims style 334 [IMG][/IMG]

[silverfox]

I'm in

12/20 for 2013 X5 M performance

[Metalbeast]

i went h&r 20/30, looks mean, bought from ecstuning, they had best prices if anyone else was wondering.

[Zucco]

Sorry I'm out , bought a set this weekend

[socale39]

The other vendor I talked to declined to participate but did mention they we be doing a deep discount sale soon. What's the status of the other vendor?

[PAX5]

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[Gtz1wickedest]

12mm/20mm for me I'm down

[TheVazha]

You can buy from Amazon and get a set with bolts for around $100 delivered to your house the next day.

Also, what do you guys think the optimal size spacers for a stock wheel set up is? I want them flush but no more than that. Let me know your thoughts, thanks!!!

[socale39]

12/20mm is the most popular size that will give you a flush look without getting too aggressive.

[yomash]

Originally Posted by socale39

12/20mm is the most popular size that will give you a flush look without getting too aggressive.

Will that sizing give you flush on a sport package - that has the flared rear fenders - if you are not running the larger wheels in the back?

I switched out the larger wheels 20" for all season 19" and I have a pretty large distance to go for a flush look it seems.

[mitch808]

Originally Posted by yomash

Will that sizing give you flush on a sport package - that has the flared rear fenders - if you are not running the larger wheels in the back?

I switched out the larger wheels 20" for all season 19" and I have a pretty large distance to go for a flush look it seems.

Take a ruler, and measure yourself if 20mm or 25mm will be what you want. Only YOU can decide if you like the look or not.

Measure from the wheel lip to the fender edge. Tires often balloon a couple mm beyond the wheel. But the wheel is where you want to measure from.

[yomash]

Originally Posted by mitch808

Take a ruler, and measure yourself if 20mm or 25mm will be what you want. Only YOU can decide if you like the look or not.

Measure from the wheel lip to the fender edge. Tires often balloon a couple mm beyond the wheel. But the wheel is where you want to measure from.

Cool! Thanks.

[TheVazha]

I measured this morning, I didn't get anything close to 20 or 25. It's hard to tell from the picture but I got somewhere around 10mm to be flush in the rear and about the same in the front.

On another note, I would be worried about running anything larger than 10-12 on a truck this heavy anyways, especially if you do spirited driving. I've seen wheels come off with smaller spacers. I understand that hub centric spacers help but still, pushing the wheels out to 20+ with extended bolts doesnt feel right ya know?

[Adobong_M]

I'm in for 12mm/ 20mm

[TheVazha]

Jeez what a PITA with spacer for this car. Is this accurate??

"X5M E70 = PCD 5x120, centre bore FRONT 74.0mm, centre bore REAR 72.5mm and

Does this car really have two different sizes of hub? Does this mean I need two different size spacers (hub wise)??

[silverfox]

Any update of potential group buy

[ashawkys]

hey guys im interested in the group buy is it still going on or what?

[dannyny]

count me in 15mm/20mm