[F555]

Originally Posted by James_Squire

Hey look, i found your rides. Are you sitting on sport or super sports?

I think I'll stop now & just ignore u. before your post ruining this thread.

[s1k0ne]

James Squire does have a point.
The sidewall should atleast be the same ratio as the stock if you want to keep your speedometer correct. You could've ran lower width tires for the stretch look instead of lowering your side profile. but then again, looks always triumphs correct speedometer if you ask me =)

[shivaswrath]

hot

[gnoy26]

Haha very nice. Gotta say this f30 looks impressive.

[E90325iM-SPORT]

Great car ,love wheels and stance .

[drZ]

nice..msia represent! i'd say going that low the first time might be difficult with the speed humps scattered everywhere in kl..I too am interested in the standard specs for 328i in msia, could you elaborate please? in terms of difference in speedometer, it doesnt affect safety features of the car, and some oem wheels are nicer than others but i'm loving these BC racings you have so, different strokes for diff folks i guess..

[soolman32]

Wheels and a drop make a world of difference. Well done!

[Alpine F31]

OP. I like everything you did. Enjoy! It looks great.

[yamazaho]

Nice ride.

[nano10]

OP, how do you like ride quality of coilovers? Do you know how much you dropped car from stock sport suspension?

[Monkeycmonkeydo]

BC forged look great. Lookin good!

[pkimM3r]

Looks dope. Seeing more and more of these pictures makes me break the promise to myself that i will not mod this car and save it for an m2. Might have to mod this car AND save for an m2! Lol.

But 9kgs?!

[Monkeycmonkeydo]

Originally Posted by drZ

nice..msia represent! i'd say going that low the first time might be difficult with the speed humps scattered everywhere in kl..I too am interested in the standard specs for 328i in msia, could you elaborate please? in terms of difference in speedometer, it doesnt affect safety features of the car, and some oem wheels are nicer than others but i'm loving these BC racings you have so, different strokes for diff folks i guess..

Use this site:
http://www.1010tires.com/TireSizeCalculator.asp

It will allow you to see how changing the specs of the tires will affect the speedometer etc. It is also an easy way to check sidewall height. My only issue with the wheel sizes the OP used is I love those BC wheels and there is not enough sidewall height to protect them in case of a harsh bump or pothole. I would have recommended a slightly larger ratio tire to give you more protection and to minimize the overall diameter difference between stock and enlarged.

[cshih2]

very nice setup