What does ET22 offset look like on E9

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I know this is not a new topic and lots of people with experience and views etc.

I want to answer 2 questions...

1. What do 14 inch ET22 off set look like. I'm trying to buy some bmw fps alloys

2. Are there any issues if I fit to my car that I need to consider, can roll arches etc if required as in restoration

Thanks
 
Here are your answers for stock wheels which are et11:

Wheel + Tire Sizes / Options

14" Wheels Tire Size Chart > 175/14 –- dia. 24.7”, width 7" / tread width 4.8", circ 77.7”, rev / mile = 834 195/70-14 -– dia. 24.7”, width 7.9" / tread width 5.7", circ 77.7”, rev / mile = 839 205/70-14 -- dia. 25.1", width 8.2" / tread width 6.7", rev / mile = 821 225/60-14 -- 24.7”, width...
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Thanks! I was looking about the same.

Maybe a good to have it in Technical Section? Just a proposal.
 
To the OP,

The et 22 puts the tire - if it is the same width that Chris's response states - 11mm or about 7/16" closer to the strut on the inside than the OE et 11 wheels. I don't know whether there is sufficient clearance on the OE spec wheels/tires to allow that without rubbing. Perhaps someone with OE spec wheels/tires can respond.
 
This is a 16" 7J ET20 wheel with a 225/55/16 tire on mine, should give you a good perspective of how they sit.
 

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Maniak91 said:
No spacers anywhere, but also no calipers on the front at the moment.
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Oh wait those are 7”. An 8” ET20 at 16” will put the tire on the strut. You have an extra 12mm of wiggle room.
 
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