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Old 02-08-2011, 02:42 PM
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Question opinion please....E53 20" style 87 on a E70?


by the looks of it, i should be bringing home an E70 4.8 this weekend. with 19" factory
would you put the staggered 20" 87's on your E70?

the 3.0 is being traded w/ stocks 17's.
would you try n sell the 87s and get either Style 215 or 214?
your opinions will help.

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Old 02-08-2011, 02:56 PM
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E70 uses center bore of 74.1mm.
E53 has center bore of 72.5mm.

You need to use hubcentric rings that convert to the larger 74.1mm bore size.

IMO... Sell those 87's and buy a set of E70's.
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Old 02-08-2011, 03:18 PM
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If your Style 87's are OEM and in good condition then I would consider a straight-up swap for a set of OEM Style 214's that I have. PM me if interested.
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Hub centric rings are not the OP's solution...if those 20" Style 87 wheels are oe or oe replica sized, those hubs are smaller diameter than the E70 hub. Thus, the OP would have to have those wheels machined to the larger hub size, to fit on E70 hub.

E53 has PCD5x120 center bore 72.5mm and M14x1.5 bolt thread
E70 has PCD5x120 center bore 74.0mm and M14x1.25 bolt thread.

I love/lust after Style 87 wheels, but I would go after E70 rims, if it were my car.

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Hub centric rings are not the OP's solution...

You are correct my friend... I got my words confused. What I meant to advice the OP on was the set of adapters that are available for fitment:


BMW 5x120 74mm Center Bore to 72.5mm Center Bore H&R Wheel Adapters 20mm -- ALLSPRINGS.COM Online Store
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