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BMW ALLOY FITMENT QUESTION???

fmoy · 2010-01-08 22:41:39

Hi, i'm just wondering can alloys from a bmw e39 fit other 5 series bmw's? they have the same pcd and offset but have a different center bore. the e39 has a bore of 74.1 wheras the other bmws have 72.6..?

08-01-2010 10:41pm

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fmoy

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Hi, i'm just wondering can alloys from a bmw e39 fit other 5 series bmw's? they have the same pcd and offset but have a different center bore. the e39 has a bore of 74.1 wheras the other bmws have 72.6..?

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#2 09-01-2010 11:49am

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You would have to get the centre bore drilled out to fit the e39 alloys on an e60 , E60 alloys however will fit on an e39 using hub rings to reduce the centre bore.

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#3 10-02-2010 12:40am

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ok, thanks for the reply

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