Meat Flush Fitment Specs for E92 M3 on APEX EC-7 Wheels

I was in search of the perfect meat flush fitment for my E92 M3. I wanted a square set that requires minimal camber, but can run a moderately aggressive street setup with a lot of tire tucked underneath the fenders. I went straight to APEX’s E9x M3 Wheel & Tire Fitment Guide to take a look at my options. They did a ton of fitment research with consideration to spacers, tire size, staggered/square setups, etc and it’s super helpful. Check it out if you have not. They have guides for a lot of BMW applications. Anyways, I ended up with a square set of EC-7 in Race Silver.

Whether it’s my track E46 or street E92 or my off-road truck – I’m a stickler for wheel fitment. People usually say form or function, you gotta pick one, but I think you can pick both.

SUMMARY

• Design. My top priority is the look of the face. The profile 3 face has the most aggressive concave face design.
• Fitment. 18×10 ET 25 square setup. Say no more.
• Ability to run bigger brake calipers in the future. Clears Brembo and Stoptech 6-pot 380mm BBK.
• Limited lifetime warranty. For wheels purchased after August 12th 2019 you get covered from factory defects.
• 50% Off Replacement Wheels. If I do take this on track and bend it, I can get half off.

Some people ask me, why not get the forged version? The APEX EC-7 flow-formed is not as light as the EC-7R, but this is a street car. I don’t care about that as much. On my track car, I’m running the ARC-8R forged wheels, because weight savings and forged matters for track applications.

So what do you think? Did I achieve the perfect meat flush fitment? Let me know in the comments below!