Race wheels
 

So what are our options for a drag pack set up? Been drag racing my whole life and i have no problem a set of 17s on the car all the time with drag radials.

Kosei k1. They aren't very wide at 8.5" but are super light 16.xx lbs per wheel

So kosei k1 or enkei rpf1 is all?

I'm looking at getting a set of these to run on the drag strip here and there for the rears.

Any tires you would recommend? I've been looking at the Nitto NT555r's in 245-45-17.

Same exact combo i was just looking at

Get yourself some Apex Arc-8. They come in 9, 9.5, 10, etc so you can get the exact look and setup you want. The 9" apex arc8 is lighter than the 8.5" Kosei k1 and I haven't heard of Apex wheels cracking but I've read quite a few horror stories from k1's.

For my setup. I'm doing 17x9" apex arc-8 (I wanted 9.5" but found some used 9" for a great price) and I'm doing 275/40/17 Mickey Thompson ET Street S/S tires

I was looking at these, though not purely for a drag setup, just as a replacement to my 401's. I would like the 19x10.5" in the back to support a wider tire, but I'm guessing it would rub with like a 295/30/19 on there. They're ET22, so not sure how much room we have to play with back there. Even with the wider rim, they're still 7lbs a piece lighter than stock, gets even better once the run-flats go away.

So I know that if I have a low tire pressure, the car won't let me go in sport or sport plus. Will the car act weird with drag setup on it if I don't even have tpms sensors in them?

My 437 reps dont have any tpms in them. Tire light stays on and i can still go into sport+ and turn dsc off.

I know this is an old one but:
Have also got this problem, if i lower the rear tyre pressure below 23 psi on my 140i (2017) R88s tyres it put the car in nanny mode ....And i can not turn it off ?.
Has anyone got wheels that do not have the TPMS in them on 2016/17 cars, if so how have you got around this issue.

I know on my old 135i (2008) i could reset it to a lower pressure and all was fine. But this does not happen on the newer cars?.