BMW 437M wheels (Black M4 wheels)

PBGF32 · 03-26-2017, 07:45 PM

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My turn to contribute

KW SC and stock RFTs

MORE PICS!! That thing looks awesome!

Robby29 · 03-27-2017, 12:36 AM

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Originally Posted by PBGF32

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Originally Posted by Robby29

My turn to contribute

KW SC and stock RFTs

MORE PICS!! That thing looks awesome!

Thanks! I haven't had a chance to take more photos or clean the car since the installations but here's some I took at the shop

00punisher · 03-27-2017, 02:39 AM

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Thanks! I haven't had a chance to take more photos or clean the car since the installations but here's some I took at the shop

Awesome!!!

Are 437M EOM? And which is the front lip? Thanks!!

Dawko · 03-27-2017, 03:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Robby29

Thanks! I haven't had a chance to take more photos or clean the car since the installations but here's some I took at the shop

Looks great!

What size of tires do you have?

Robby29 · 03-27-2017, 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by 00punisher

Awesome!!!

Are 437M EOM? And which is the front lip? Thanks!!

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Looks great!

What size of tires do you have?

Thanks guys!

Stock RTF tires from my 442m wheels.

The front lip is 3d style carbon lip and the 437m are OEM.

Dawko · 03-27-2017, 02:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Robby29

Thanks guys!

Stock RTF tires from my 442m wheels.

The front lip is 3d style carbon lip and the 437m are OEM.

Exactly the answer I was hoping for

Still debating whether or not I'll go for these since there's a cheap set for sale. But it has to be lowered as well, not sure I'm willing to go for coilovers now. Would springs -35mm/-1.4 inch give the same result as your drop? Or is yours even lower?

Robby29 · 03-27-2017, 03:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Robby29

Thanks guys!

Stock RTF tires from my 442m wheels.

The front lip is 3d style carbon lip and the 437m are OEM.

Exactly the answer I was hoping for

Still debating whether or not I'll go for these since there's a cheap set for sale. But it has to be lowered as well, not sure I'm willing to go for coilovers now. Would springs -35mm/-1.4 inch give the same result as your drop? Or is yours even lower?

You can probably get a similar drop if u get the H&R super sports springs.

00punisher · 03-28-2017, 05:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Robby29

Thanks guys!

Stock RTF tires from my 442m wheels.

The front lip is 3d style carbon lip and the 437m are OEM.

Thanks! It is a pity but I cannot go for 437M OEM, because they would go outside the fender and that's illegal here.

FeelinBlessed · 03-28-2017, 01:22 PM

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Thanks! It is a pity but I cannot go for 437M OEM, because they would go outside the fender and that's illegal here.

I live in Cali where basically everything is illegal. Doesn't stop most of us from doing it though

Robby29 · 03-28-2017, 01:22 PM

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Thanks! It is a pity but I cannot go for 437M OEM, because they would go outside the fender and that's illegal here.

GEEEEEEZ!

00punisher · 03-29-2017, 03:20 AM

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I live in Cali where basically everything is illegal. Doesn't stop most of us from doing it though

And what about fines? Or even here the insurance company could exempt itself from liability in case of accident

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GEEEEEEZ!

FeelinBlessed · 03-29-2017, 02:26 PM

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And what about fines? Or even here the insurance company could exempt itself from liability in case of accident

Small price to pay lol
& I doubt any reputable insurance company would deny coverage just because your tires stick out a few centimeters. But if you think it's not worth the trouble then just stick with your stockies

00punisher · 03-31-2017, 06:27 AM

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Small price to pay lol
& I doubt any reputable insurance company would deny coverage just because your tires stick out a few centimeters. But if you think it's not worth the trouble then just stick with your stockies

Things are tough here regarding insurance companies

Hacxman · 04-09-2017, 11:44 AM

This thread had all the info I needed to pull the trigger on my new wheels!

OEM 437M
Michelin Pilot 4S
235/40/19
265/35/19

I slightly increased the diameter to fill up the xDrive wheel gap and give a smoother ride since this is my daily driver. The tires are aggressive, but I love the look! You can see in the pictures that they only poke out from certain angles. It drives like a completely different car now! Eff those crappy RFTs

ChildOfZion · 05-01-2017, 12:45 PM

As a few others in this thread i pulled the trigger on thoose wheels after seeing some of the results here.

It's damn near perfect. The car looks a bit higher in the pictures then it is but im gonna lower it another 10mm or so as i have coilovers (KW V1).

The amount of rubber outside is not a problem at all. I'm running Micheline Pilot Super Sport 225/40/19 and 255/35/19. 235 and 265 might be doable but as it is my daily driver i dont want risk the paint to much.

FeelinBlessed · 05-03-2017, 02:21 PM

I know y'all are probably tired of seeing it but here's one more

monkiboy · 05-03-2017, 03:17 PM

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I know y'all are probably tired of seeing it but here's one more

excellent angle and composition. i dig it!

TeroRider · 05-05-2017, 12:41 PM

This is before we fitted the new tires, which are sized 255/35R19 fronts and 275/30R19 rears. Michelin Pilot Sport 4S, really happy with these.

They do poke out and I'm terrified of looking at the lack of front negative camber on this car

Any advice how can I fix this, without voiding warranty?

Terry

monkiboy · 05-05-2017, 01:33 PM

nice photo terry. can we get a shot from the side with the new tires that shows the poke/sticking out you mention? you could always lower for more "natural" negative camber

TeroRider · 05-05-2017, 01:55 PM

I don't have any with the new tires to be honest, and I'm not home for the next two weeks, but I'll post some as soon as I can.
Lowering is something I would like to avoid in general as we do have plenty of rough roads in Bulgaria, and in the winter months the small streets are not cleared of the snow very fast so you have to have at least some clearance. Having in mind the M performance splitter, I wouldn't want it any lower. My M3 scrapes at a lot of places and it doesn't even have a splitter, just a track focuses suspension and height.
I was thinking of camber plates, KW sell some, but I think that would be a problem with the dealer.

monkiboy · 05-05-2017, 01:58 PM

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I don't have any with the new tires to be honest, and I'm not home for the next two weeks, but I'll post some as soon as I can.
Lowering is something I would like to avoid in general as we do have plenty of rough roads in Bulgaria, and in the winter months the small streets are not cleared of the snow very fast so you have to have at least some clearance. Having in mind the M performance splitter, I wouldn't want it any lower. My M3 scrapes at a lot of places and it doesn't even have a splitter, just a track focuses suspension and height.
I was thinking of camber plates, KW sell some, but I think that would be a problem with the dealer.

I completely understand. eager to see photos when you can. thanks!

GCinFLA · 05-08-2017, 11:12 PM

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I don't have any with the new tires to be honest, and I'm not home for the next two weeks, but I'll post some as soon as I can.
Lowering is something I would like to avoid in general as we do have plenty of rough roads in Bulgaria, and in the winter months the small streets are not cleared of the snow very fast so you have to have at least some clearance. Having in mind the M performance splitter, I wouldn't want it any lower. My M3 scrapes at a lot of places and it doesn't even have a splitter, just a track focuses suspension and height.
I was thinking of camber plates, KW sell some, but I think that would be a problem with the dealer.

Hope you aren't planning to use the MPS4S through the snow and unplowed roads.

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Hacxman New Member 4 Rep 7 Posts Drives: 2014 335i xDrive M-Sport Join Date: Apr 2016 Location: Washington iTrader: (0)	437Ms on my black F30 xDrive This thread had all the info I needed to pull the trigger on my new wheels! OEM 437M Michelin Pilot 4S 235/40/19 265/35/19 I slightly increased the diameter to fill up the xDrive wheel gap and give a smoother ride since this is my daily driver. The tires are aggressive, but I love the look! You can see in the pictures that they only poke out from certain angles. It drives like a completely different car now! Eff those crappy RFTs Attached Images
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ChildOfZion New Member 14 Rep 29 Posts Drives: Citrin black F32 435d xDrive Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Sweden iTrader: (0)	As a few others in this thread i pulled the trigger on thoose wheels after seeing some of the results here. It's damn near perfect. The car looks a bit higher in the pictures then it is but im gonna lower it another 10mm or so as i have coilovers (KW V1). The amount of rubber outside is not a problem at all. I'm running Micheline Pilot Super Sport 225/40/19 and 255/35/19. 235 and 265 might be doable but as it is my daily driver i dont want risk the paint to much. Attached Images
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TeroRider Track Junkie 5 Rep 20 Posts Drives: X5M BlackFire and M3 E92 Comp Join Date: May 2012 Location: Sofia iTrader: (0)	my new beauty This is before we fitted the new tires, which are sized 255/35R19 fronts and 275/30R19 rears. Michelin Pilot Sport 4S, really happy with these. They do poke out and I'm terrified of looking at the lack of front negative camber on this car Any advice how can I fix this, without voiding warranty? Terry
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monkiboy Major 535 Rep 1,011 Posts Drives: '17 x5 3.5i w/MPPK & MPE Join Date: Mar 2017 Location: md iTrader: (1)	nice photo terry. can we get a shot from the side with the new tires that shows the poke/sticking out you mention? you could always lower for more "natural" negative camber
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TeroRider Track Junkie 5 Rep 20 Posts Drives: X5M BlackFire and M3 E92 Comp Join Date: May 2012 Location: Sofia iTrader: (0)	I don't have any with the new tires to be honest, and I'm not home for the next two weeks, but I'll post some as soon as I can. Lowering is something I would like to avoid in general as we do have plenty of rough roads in Bulgaria, and in the winter months the small streets are not cleared of the snow very fast so you have to have at least some clearance. Having in mind the M performance splitter, I wouldn't want it any lower. My M3 scrapes at a lot of places and it doesn't even have a splitter, just a track focuses suspension and height. I was thinking of camber plates, KW sell some, but I think that would be a problem with the dealer.
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