Lego_Maniac

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My traction control light is much less active with the wider tires, and I can no longer bark the rears on 2-3 shifts

Rochester

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Exactly the same with me. I suspect PSS have as much to do with that as the wider tires do. I noticed a similar (although less prominent) behavior for the one year I had PSS on the duckfeet.

When the day comes that I swap 4.083 rear gears (soon, knock on wood), I'm counting on this added grip to come into play, because I suspect it's going to be needed.

Arrogant

Hey guys, getting my coupe 19s powdercoated in about 2 weeks. I was going to keep the hypersilver but I was wondering if anyone had any other suggestions for other silver finishes. I always liked liked the polished looked and I want contrast from the black car so anything really light like a polished look would be cool. Just looking for any suggestions.

AUR11

What about silver with a machines lip and spokes? Sort of like the 335i luxury line wheels?

blnewt

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Spend an afternoon browsing this thread, it'll make your head spin but some awesome finishes available now.
https://www.myg37.com/forums/wheels-...-showroom.html

Arrogant

Btw someone asked me to post this a while ago but I got busy at work as usual. 19" square all around, swifts,20mm spacers all around and camber kit on the back. I will re finish the wheels next week and fix the cars paint the week after but unfortunately we decided we will not keep it when we move to Brooklyn.

xpcgamer

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Thinking of running spacers on my Coupe wheels. Any idea on what width? 5 or 10?

lobuzz311

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I've got 5s on the back and 15s on the front. It's not enough with the 5s and too much with 15s. I'm putting a 5mm kit on the front tomorrow (probably) to see how that looks. If 5mm up front looks good I'll keep it and get 10s for the back, or if 5 isn't enough up front I'll get 10s all around. If you're replacing the studs, the length for 5mm & 10mm are the same, so you can play around with it. I'll only have to buy the 10mm plates and not have to get new studs.
If I was a betting man, I'd wager that I'll end up with 10 all around.

xpcgamer

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You are running what tires? I'm running 245/40 and 275/35. So 5 and 10 and I can use the OEM studs?

the93owner

Im running 20 in the front and 15 in the back. Perfectly flush with no rubbing.

lobuzz311

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The oem 225/245s. No, you will need longer bolts for even 5mm spacers, but every 10mm uses the same bolt. So 5 & 10 use the same, 15 & 20 use the same, etc.

blnewt

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If you can get 6 full turns on the lug nuts you will be ok, but w/ 5mm it's right in that gray area (from what I've read, can't attest firsthand) so would be best to get the longer ones.

xpcgamer

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Last time I replaced studs I used a torch and tapped them out and I used open ended lugs. I am guessing I can't use those here but yes on the torch? How did you guys replace them?

lobuzz311

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Just used a 2lb sledge to tap them out.
To reinstall new ones, I used this kit:
Kastar 938 Wheel Stud Installer Kit

Note, you will want to put some grease between the spacer and the washer, to keep the metal from chewing itself up. I had to get replacements as I didn't think to do that, and it's not mentioned in the instructions.

4DOORFUN

I'm having a set of coupe wheels powder coated in Hyper Silver with a tinted clear coat. I hope they turn out they way I have it pictured in my head.

I'm still deciding on tire sizes, but know that I want PSS type. The OEM size of 225/245 would be lighter in weight, but not look as aggressive. I don't plan on using spacers and my RWD G is likely going to remain at the stock ride height.

Those of you that went with wider than OEM tires, did you consider the added weight?