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E46 M3 (2001-2006) Engine: S54 - Max Hp: 333 hp at 7,900 rpm / 262 lb/ft at 4,900 rpm
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Old Mon, Feb-11-2008, 01:03:05 PM   #1
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Default What size spacer needed to fit OEM 18's over stoptech BBK

Tried searching this but did not find a direct answer so please dont kill me just want a quick accurate answer.

I have 355 stoptech BBK and i want to use my stock 18's to track so what i want to know is how much MM spacer will be needed up front to make this work????
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ok i got my answer from a very reliable source.

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Old Mon, Feb-11-2008, 02:26:41 PM   #3
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ok i got my answer from a very reliable source.

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Could you share with us your findings??
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oh yeah you need a pair of 10MM spacers to fit Stoptech 355 BBK upfront.The rears need no spacers
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is this 100% accurate? All I will need is a 10 MM Spacer to run this?
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As far as I know yes. I think with oem rears all around no spacers are needed, its just for the front oems as far as I recall.
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As far as I know yes. I think with oem rears all around no spacers are needed, its just for the front oems as far as I recall.
sounds like what i've come up w/ while researching BBKs
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OEM rears definately fit, that's what I have on my car right now. OEM fronts with a 10mm spacer will clear.
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score! that's what i wanted to find out too for my square oem18's setup for the track. thank god i dont need to buy a spacer!
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10mm is what you need for the front (12mm look better). No spacer in the rear.
If you want to check for yourselves, download the templates off the StopTech website. Then , when you cut out the template, add 10mm to the template (to mimic a 10mm spacer). You will clear no problem.
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