I can't even ride with people in the back or the problem is 5x as bad

 

Are they 4 fronts? M3 rear wheels do not fit non m cars. Or you'll have this problem...
Also You have 225 front and 255 rear. Not 325/355

 

Do you mean 225 and 255? Get coilovers. If you don't don't want to get coilovers or do fender modification then trade your m3 rears for m3 fronts

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This is what she looks like

 

I think that they are 2 front and 2 back I know that the backs are wider so yeah I think that they arnt 4 fronts, and yes I ment 325-35 f 355-35 r

 

So There is no way that rear m wheels will fit? I've had my fenders rolled so they only rub on the very outer edge of the treads,

 

lol it's 235 and 255. you should get 235/35/19s and run them in the rear as well. that should help alleviate the rubbing.

 

Why 19's? I have 2 sets of the m3 rims, one set are 18's one 19's... Would using the 19 Fronts in the back work? Can I even do that?/ have 18 inch in the front and 19's in the back?

 

Aren't the 18s and 19s different styles?

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I MENT 225 f 255 back lol

 

Yeah but they are similar, you'd have to look pretty close to tell, at this point I'd do anything to stop the rubbing, will coilovers stop it??

 

Are you kidding me. I can tell the difference a mile away. Also the 18s have a lip and the 19s don't. Just buy coilovers.

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i just saw someone using this set up the otherday on a red non m car, i was going to ask him how he did it but didnt bother... and yes it was a stagered set up not square.

 

Or will no matter what I do; there will always be rubbing with the M rears?

 

Don't lol me this is serious!! Haha.
Mine is red aswell ^^^

 

How will coilovers stop the rubbing?

 

Your right they are different the 19's are more chromish aswell, what would getting coilovers do to stop the rubbing?

 

Here's the big difference

http://forums.bimmerforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1823938


Also coilovers have stiffer springs and it won't be bouncy causing the rubbing.

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i run 9" rims on the front and 9.5" in the rear- Its a 265 in the rear... I used to have some rub with stock suspension but recently added bilstein/ HR springs to the equation lowering my car over an inch...I avoid the rub with a -1.9 camber

 

What's the Fuz? just put whatever size Daron told you already. 235 should be. We all running m3 wheels without a problem on 235.