Wheel spacers

[Sean d]

20mm rear, 10mm front, lowered 30mm

 

[Keavo69]

Sean that looks the business beautiful colour does the lowering effect the ride quality

 

[Lee46]

@Keavo69 totally agree with you regarding the front, with the rears now filling the arches the front wheels could do with spacing aswell to complete the look but wouldn’t want to go too much! @Sean d have you got any more pics of the front wheels of that lovely z of yours?

 

[t-tony]

I had 14mm on the front of my Z3 brought the wheel to just inside the arches.

Tony.

 

[Sean d]

Sean that looks the business beautiful colour does the lowering effect the ride quality

It does but still comfortable, eibach pro springs are progressive. We did 1400 mile road trip around scotland and it was fab, car handles a lot better

 

[Nodzed]

20mm rear, 10mm front, lowered 30mm
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Thought you were banned from posting photos on here?

 

[Sean d]

Thought you were banned from posting photos on here?

I thought that was POTM,

 

[Charles22]

I have 20mm rear and 5mm fronts on mine when I run the style 78's. Pushes them out nicely but it is lowered which also brings the top in slightly.

Just a quick question to the masses.
I’m running in style 78s staggered wheels. I’m thinking of getting some spacers just to pull the wheels out a bit but not sure what size or type. Not looking at anything outrageous
I have a 2000 facelift Z3

Carl

i have A 2001 Z3 Coupe 3.0. (Factory 17” wheels) Bought H&K lowering springs for an E36, front and rear. Height went from 26.5 inches to 25 inches. Rear needed 10mm spacers. Purrrfect now. Front does not need spacers. Camber a bit out of spec, nothing can be done about that. Spec = -2 to -3. Now it is at -3.3 rear. Front camber is same out .3 %

 

[yocky z3 2.0]

I have a set of 20mm and a set of 15mm from watfields but no bolts could have both for £50 going to put on forsale section cheers tony.