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BMW rims are 5x120 PCD so nope.

These are some similar rims though which are 5x114.3

19 x 9.5 BE GTS-AV

http://evojm27.wordpress.com/2012/08/26/speed-style-hector-torres-jrs-06-mazdaspeed-6/

Unfortunately thats illegal. Come in DD, you're from SA - the only state more strict than VIC on mods - you would know that!

120 to 114 would require 4 new holes to be drilled - unless the centre was hidden by a cap it would look like ass. And I dunno if I'd want to be leaning on a wheel with a hub that looked like Swiss cheese :-p

You can wobble bolt/nut 112 to 114 - but if you HAD to go 114 to 120 - I'd only do it with bolt on adapters. Has been done - I have seen an s14 on 7 series rims.

I'm guessing based on your sig you have a spare set of rims, MFC05, and trying to make em fit?

There are plenty of CSL reps in correct patter thon .....

Edited by SMOKEYC34

smokey, didnt know and dont care. i do it happily :)

and no, no extra holes. we get the original holes modded. non reversable.

120 to 114.3 requires just a slight oversize of bolt holes, and an offset sleeve to reduce the stud pcd. not visible at all.

merc 112 to 114.3 requires only reseating the stud taper. no insert. nothing visible at all.

Edited by Deep Dish V35

Unfortunately thats illegal. Come in DD, you're from SA - the only state more strict than VIC on mods - you would know that!

120 to 114 would require 4 new holes to be drilled - unless the centre was hidden by a cap it would look like ass. And I dunno if I'd want to be leaning on a wheel with a hub that looked like Swiss cheese :-p

You can wobble bolt/nut 112 to 114 - but if you HAD to go 114 to 120 - I'd only do it with bolt on adapters. Has been done - I have seen an s14 on 7 series rims.

I'm guessing based on your sig you have a spare set of rims, MFC05, and trying to make em fit?

There are plenty of CSL reps in correct patter thon .....

Smokey no i don't i am just wondering what wheels are on the market that are similar to the CSL type wheels

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The US equipped Infintis have some decent looking factory wheels.

For anyone looking for some inspiration here's a link in the g37 forums with some tastefully modded Gs

http://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-sedan/231177-show-off-your-sedans-156.html

Edited by MFC05
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fitment for v36 skyline. stance offset.

Taken from g37 forum

 

225/45/19x10F +30 with -1.5 camber and 245/40/19x11R +25 with -3.2 camber. I have not done any fender work yet, I plan to pull the rear and roll the front

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