I had this happen on my E92 M3. I replaced the rear 02 sensor only for it to rear its ugly head again. It was the upstream 02 sensor. I replaced that one and I didn't get those codes. Turned out when I had my test pipes put on the tech twisted the 02 sensors to get them off of the OEM Xpipe.
Well I sold the car, but my specs were in my signature. They are 19X10ET35 and 19X11 ET50. Tires are 285/35/19 Mich PS4S the rears are Mich PSS 305/35/19. Thanks for the kind words.
I use local guys and I used Americas (Discount Tires)Tires here in S. Cali. Most shops have the ability of dealing with tight sidewall and wide wheels.l I had 305s Mich on 11" wide wheels and didn't have a mark.
Not to many manual transmission, rear drive cars are in the 3 second range. The base M4 MT hit 3.8-3.9 seconds and the new G87 M2 in the Car and Driver and Motor Trend test did it in 3.8 seconds.
I believe they are, the fronts weigh 27lbs and the rears are 29lbs while the forged version of these wheels are 23lbs and 24lbs. In BMW world that would be the 825M wheels. The M2 comes with the 930M wheels.
Here is another red one with all black wheels, mine will be machined outer, gloss...
Yes its the Forged ones, they don't make the flow formed wheels in G87 sizes. I actually like the OEM wheels on the M2. They come standard with in 19X9.5 and 20X10.5, what everyone is dissappointed with is the fact they are an exact copy of the M3/4 wheels but they aren't forged like the...
LMR with its SVE wheels are he best bang for the buck. I had a set of their X500 wheels in 19X10 and 19X11, with my S650 (if I end up that route) is where I am going back to.
AmericanMuscle wheels are garbage, either go with Steeda or with LMR SVE wheels. The reason why the AmericanMuscle wheels are rear only is the +48mm offset. Go with 19X10 ET35 285/35/19
Not big enough of a change to make it worth it. As long as you don't have the 3.15:1 pumpkin you should be OK.
I would move on to a set of 4.09s or forget about it.
After 2019 you will need a tune to adjust for the gears. Up until 2019 you could adjust with Forscan.