View Full Version : 911 Porsche Wheels on E46
LAGOe46
11-05-2009, 01:17 PM
Im a total newbie when it comes to fitment. I have an opportunity to buy a set of SIMMONS 18" 911 wheels and the price is so rediculous that I can not pass up. They are staggered and I would like too know if anyone has ever doen this and if adapters or hub redrilling is the best way to go.
Please be gentle as I am going to look at these in an hour and wanted to have some ideas from you before I go.
hechtspeed
11-05-2009, 01:34 PM
Are the bolt patterns the same as your car?
Bimmerteck
11-05-2009, 01:39 PM
No the e46 is 5x120 while the porsche is 5x130. Looking at them you may not be able to run adaptors due to the offsets. A stanced e46 member should be able to tell you what offsets you should be shooting for. wheels look great though.
Erik
LAGOe46
11-05-2009, 01:45 PM
No the e46 is 5x120 while the porsche is 5x130. Looking at them you may not be able to run adaptors due to the offsets. A stanced e46 member should be able to tell you what offsets you should be shooting for. wheels look great though.
Erik
Actually you are 100% right. I just got off the phone with Fred Goeske at www.wheelsadapters.com and he quoted me at $365 for all four adapters made of billet alcoa alluminum. I did specify that they needed to be hub and wheel centric. Right?
He did ask what size I would need and I was not sure what to say. Any stanced e46 guys wana jump in here that would be great. I believe the 911 wheels have offsets in the 50's.
Give info on offset and how wide they are. :)
Natedogg
11-06-2009, 07:35 AM
should be ET50 front ET65 rear on porsche 911 - 7.5 j front and 10j rear. which mean adaptors in the 15-40mm depending upon poke required will work.
hi its me alec
11-09-2009, 06:13 PM
It may fit with adapters, but the rears will be too close and fronts will be super narrow. Porsche and BMW offsets are not similar.
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