Fitment for style 67 on a e46 m3

[Eli]

Hi, I wanted to know I can run the rear pair (18×9)of the style 67 wheels in the front of my e46 m3 with a stock suspension set up.

[Thoglan]

Should fit no problem IIRC

[jdamore44]

I think most people will run spacers in the back to even out the stance.

[Albino09]

You can, but they will poke out quite a bit from the fenders without sufficient camber. The best-case scenario is if you swap the top hats on your struts for the maximum allowable camber you can achieve with stock parts, and even then there will still be a decent amount of poke.

[RoyalFlushness]

They will fit. For reference, here are some old photos of my car when it was on Square Style 67's. 265/35/18 all around.

I used MADRUSSIAN's free camber mod and it was enough camber. Car is lowered on springs not coilovers in these photos.

http://m3.madrussian.net/diy_camber.shtml

[Eli]

I appreciate it guys I'll be sure to send pictures of the cars with the wheels on

[TexaZ3]

Ideally, you need camber plates. But they do "fit".

[Nate047]

This is a perfect illustration of why you'll want spacers in the rear, look how sunken in they are compared to the fronts. Applies to any square wheel setup on these cars.

[ridebikes]

For contrast, here is my car with square 67s and a 12.5mm spacer in the rear only. I am running camber plates + coilovers FWIW.

[Rhythim]

Here's mine on stock suspension, 12.5mm spacers in the rear, and stock size 255/40/18s.

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[1000hp]

How much camber is necessary to tuck them in?

[M3fanatic580]

For contrast, here is my car with square 67s and a 12.5mm spacer in the rear only. I am running camber plates + coilovers FWIW.

Nice fitment.

[discoelk]

Here is my set up. 265/35/18, 3 deg camber F, 2.4 deg camber R, 10mm R spacer, slightly rolled rear fender.

[1000hp]

Here is my set up. 265/35/18, 3 deg camber F, 2.4 deg camber R, 10mm R spacer, slightly rolled rear fender.

Looks great. That's a lot of camber. Any issues with edge wear in the front?

[discoelk]

Not really. The car does 3000 street miles and 1-2 track days a year though.