be careful. but thats a good price.
They seem to be in good condition... are these Italian made replicas made to last a few years or do they bend on the first big pothole?
http://www.roadfly.com/bmw/classifie...php?view=19316
1994 540ia|Oxford Green Metallic|Lemforder|KYB in H&R|18" OE Staggered M-Parallel with Pirelli P-Zero
be careful. but thats a good price.
They look like they're in good shape. I'm more curious about how well the replicas hold up. Is this a case of "you get what you pay for?"
1994 540ia|Oxford Green Metallic|Lemforder|KYB in H&R|18" OE Staggered M-Parallel with Pirelli P-Zero
yup. they might be ok, but they are no match for a set of forged OEM E38 wheels. All replicas are cast.Originally Posted by Evan
yep AND bend very easily, if your not local enough to have them spun on a balancer to check them Id pass.Originally Posted by charlie
95 E34 530I V2.37
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They're only $600 with the rubber... that's pretty cheap. If they're straight, they're worth every penny... even if just for one year.
Who else has 18" wheels? Do they throw off the speedo?
1994 540ia|Oxford Green Metallic|Lemforder|KYB in H&R|18" OE Staggered M-Parallel with Pirelli P-Zero
they might throw it off a bit.. i know my car sits a bit higher with my 18"s which means the diameter and circumference are not stock.. you will be going faster than was the speedo reads
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'91 e31 850
'90 e34 535
'02 CBR F4i stunt/track bike
'07 gsxr 750 stunt bike
That's a great price. The speedo depends a lot on the tire size, as it's the overall circumference of the wheel that throws it off. I had 16" wheels but the tire was too small, so it always read fast.