How do you think these wheels would look on the M5??

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Raj
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Post by Raj »

I am going to keep my wheels on the car until I find a set of 16x7.5 BBS RZ like these.


Now THOSE have a phat lip. very nice...
booker
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Post by booker »

[QUOTE="TT"]Ok, those wheels are out. I am going to keep my wheels on the car until I find a set of 16x7.5 BBS RZ like these.

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I like these much better.
:D
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Post by Madhungarian »

I like, I like!
RU sure they fit? Would look really neat and agressive without changing the period look!
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Post by shifty »

TT, you should get some of those in like a 16x10 on the rear and 16x8.5 on the front or something. That would be some true Euro Trash for ya! :D

I like the 16x7.5 version of those. Should look sweet! Those are definitely worth holding out for.
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Post by deepdiver »

Looks perfect the way it is!
Nick C.
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Post by Nick C. »

[QUOTE="Shawn D."]Sure, your "big balloon" tires took the hit fine -- as you say, they're "big balloon" tires, but you're telling this anecdotal story and blaming his ASA wheels for bending without mentioning some key info: how fast was he going, and what tire and wheel size was he running? [/QUOTE]

Well were getting off of 287 (semi-major highway that runs threw some of Jersey) and we were going about 25-30 mph. I guess thats enough to do it. I wasn't blamming the wheel, im just saying i was surprised that it happened. Others in out carvan had 17's and they hit just as hard as he did. Im not sure about tire size, but his wheels are 17's. Heres a pic of his car though, Image

You can see his front rim in the picture and where its bent. It looks alot worse in person than in the picture.

And yeah Tony even if it takes you time, the wheels you have look pretty good. Are those wheels you posted a pic of above, Rondells? If not what are they, they look so nice.

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TT
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Post by TT »

Like I said in the post, they are BBS RZ. I had them on my '87 535is a couple years ago.
Pretty rare, only seen 2 sets.
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Post by C.R. Krieger »

[QUOTE="TT"]Ok, those wheels are out. I am going to keep my wheels on the car until I find a set of 16x7.5 BBS RZ like these.

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[Edit by TT on [TIME]1109869669[/TIME]][/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="booker535"]I like these much better.
:D [/QUOTE]

Easy for you to say; you're not cleaning them! :@
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Post by fastpat »

[QUOTE="Tjn182"]I vote for rims with lips -- rims that have absolutely no lips don't appeal to me at all[/QUOTE]

I'm in full agreement with this sentiment. Why do people install front wheel drive look wheels on a car famed for it's rear wheel drive prowess? :?
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Post by TT »

[QUOTE="Tjn182"]I vote for rims with lips -- rims that have absolutely no lips don't appeal to me at all[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="fastpat"]I'm in full agreement with this sentiment. Why do people install front wheel drive look wheels on a car famed for it's rear wheel drive prowess? :? [/QUOTE]

I agree also. That is why I want them. Nice fat lip. lol. :p
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Post by booker »

[QUOTE="booker535"]I like these much better.
:D [/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="C.R. Krieger"]Easy for you to say; you're not cleaning them! :@ [/QUOTE]

Well...

I do have the 16x8 e38 basketweaves. And I do clean those, so I probably know what it's like...

;)
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Post by RonP »

[QUOTE="TT"]Ok, those wheels are out. I am going to keep my wheels on the car until I find a set of 16x7.5 BBS RZ like these.

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Those are it!!! I had those on my e21 and got rid of them...regretted that for ever! Love that wheel.[/QUOTE]
Jon in Richmond
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Post by Jon in Richmond »

Here you go Tony. Image
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Post by fastpat »

%) :~ Hmmm, that may be a bit too much rim. Looks a bit ricey in my opinion. :p
Bob in San Jose
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Post by Bob in San Jose »

Now Pat, you know you can never have too much rim.
I like them TT.
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Post by Cacatfish »

I like a lip on an E28 also. Those BBS 's are sweet. BBS makes so many beautiful wheels, I hardly see any need to look anywhere else.
Unless you want some old school composites like the 2 piece WEDS, Hardy and Beck or even some very nice 80's vintage Enkies.

Here is a link to some nice WEDS, one of my favorites:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... eName=WDVW


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Post by shifty »

TT, I have two words for ya. . .

GOLD DUBS

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Is anyone with me on this one? Anyone? Anyone at all?
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