Originally Posted by Curt Anderson
My son sent me this link last night of a broken BBS wheel - OUCH! I don't know the specifics of how this happened. He's coming in the office in a few hours and I'll ask. http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y23...vitali/new.jpg
Curt.
Curt.
1994 530iT (gone but not forgotten since I see it every day!)
1991 M5
Originally Posted by Curt Anderson
Bill B.
95 525i
looks like a clean cut
Wow! I had that happen once with a Renault 5 TL. Except the wheel wasn't a BBS
Still, it's a strange feeling to see one of your wheels roll away on it's own If that is what happened here?
I spoke with my son. The image is from the Supra forums and the caption was something like, " . . . this is a result of the accident." Seems like it ought to be "this is the cause of the accident"
Drive carefully, Curt.
Curt.
1994 530iT (gone but not forgotten since I see it every day!)
1991 M5
Doesn't look like any BBS wheel that I've ever seen. Usually, only Brand-X wheels come drilled with two separate lug patterns.
Drew Zacharda
6-speed Touring
Originally Posted by Curt Anderson
Drew Z
Formerly 540iT/6, now . . . 3, 5, 7
Those centers clearly say ASA... and the dual bolt pattern deviates from the norm BBS.
You're right. I glanced at the left wheel before posting but didn't study it.
Curt.
Curt.
1994 530iT (gone but not forgotten since I see it every day!)
1991 M5
asa is made by bbs, or is at least owned by them.
www.KaRealtySF.com
Build Date: 05-1995 /Engine: m50tu /Automatic Transmission /ABS /NO ASC /Open Differential /EAT Chip
Actually no. They are "licensed" by BBS, but they are a seperate company.Originally Posted by liquidtiger720
Fred W
(oo 00 oo)
95 325i
94 540iA
97 Z3 2.8