Filled and Re-drilled e38 5 styles

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  • H325EY
    Member
    • Nov 2010
    • 92

    #16
    Originally posted by boomer
    I heard about a shop on L.I. that does re-drills,I'll get more details by Friday.
    Def need more info about this shop

    87 325e project - sold
    01 vr6 daily driver- sold
    1990 325i dd

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    • boomer
      No R3VLimiter
      • Dec 2007
      • 3019

      #17
      Originally posted by H325EY
      Def need more info about this shop
      He's in Freeport,I'll let you know.








      http://www.arghon.com/

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      • boomer
        No R3VLimiter
        • Dec 2007
        • 3019

        #18
        Originally posted by boomer
        He's in Freeport,I'll let you know.
        Spoke to the owner of the shop who does redrills.His words were."I'm not the guy for the job".He described the work needed to convert my e38 style 5s to a 4x100 bolt pattern.The outcome would look like the wheels pictured in this thread,but ,he said the job would cost $200/wheel and take 5 months to finish, becuase he only has two other guys helping him,and he's pretty backed up as it is.

        His lack of enthusiasm led me to believe that even using the guidelines and time frame suggested,he would not do the job for me.








        http://www.arghon.com/

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        • 91si/lsvtec
          Advanced Member
          • May 2010
          • 108

          #19
          bump rims are still available even looking for trades if you have something in 16'' that im intrested in

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          • 91si/lsvtec
            Advanced Member
            • May 2010
            • 108

            #20
            bump rims still available obo

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            • toddc
              Member
              • Jun 2011
              • 75

              #21
              That price is rediculous. I'm having a set done now by a shop here in metro detroit that I use for all types of machine for for considerably less and hte turn around is quick. Plus, there are onlya couple of guys working...

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              • M-technik-3
                I waste 90% of my day here and all I got was this stupid title
                • Oct 2003
                • 18946

                #22
                Originally posted by toddc
                That price is rediculous. I'm having a set done now by a shop here in metro detroit that I use for all types of machine for for considerably less and hte turn around is quick. Plus, there are onlya couple of guys working...
                That's fine do it yourself BUT Thread crapping is not allowed. Don't like the price don't make a comment.
                https://www.facebook.com/BentOverRacing

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                • chadthestampede
                  No R3VLimiter
                  • Jul 2008
                  • 3600

                  #23
                  Originally posted by toddc
                  That price is rediculous. I'm having a set done now by a shop here in metro detroit that I use for all types of machine for for considerably less and hte turn around is quick. Plus, there are onlya couple of guys working...
                  Originally posted by M-technik-3
                  That's fine do it yourself BUT Thread crapping is not allowed. Don't like the price don't make a comment.
                  I think he ^^ was talking about this \/

                  Originally posted by boomer
                  Spoke to the owner of the shop who does redrills.His words were."I'm not the guy for the job".He described the work needed to convert my e38 style 5s to a 4x100 bolt pattern.The outcome would look like the wheels pictured in this thread,but ,he said the job would cost $200/wheel and take 5 months to finish, becuase he only has two other guys helping him,and he's pretty backed up as it is.

                  His lack of enthusiasm led me to believe that even using the guidelines and time frame suggested,he would not do the job for me.
                  Originally posted by LJ851
                  I programmed my oven to turn off when my pizza was done, should i start a build thread?

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                  • vlad
                    Banned
                    • Dec 2003
                    • 0

                    #24
                    don't forget that you will need tuner lugs for these rims, if they are not sold with the rims expect to pay around $2.50 per lug + $15 for the socket

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                    • 91si/lsvtec
                      Advanced Member
                      • May 2010
                      • 108

                      #25
                      i could supply the buyer with the extended lug nuts, ive also have 20mm h&r spacers for a little extra

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