nah, I got them cheap because I found them lying in a pile of dirt and they didn't know what they were. :)
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Here's some photos of the wheels showing examples of the curb rash that wasn't repaired before they were coated and the receipt for straightening them.



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I found some photos of my old set of Euroweaves and I can't resist showing them next to these so you can see the difference in color to the original. It's a frighteningly poor match. It's too bad these were coated so dark and so thick that it almost covers up the stampings. Oh well. They'll just have to be fixed.

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damn. sorry you had to go through all that...
out of curiosity, how much does a really clean set of euroweaves go for these days?
not that i have a set laying around or anything... ahem.Originally posted by HollandThere should be a restraining order to keep kids 100 feet from that car at all times. Plus execution on the sight to anyone who places a shopping cart within 200 feet of the thing.Comment
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That finish discrepancy is a common mistake I've had made on my own wheels many a time, and it just doesn't look right. Most folks use something like an "argent silver" to refinish them and it turns out way too dark. I just had a set done at a dealership and the turned out perfect- that was the first time I've ever had them come out right.
Sorry to hear of the headache man, that's a tough situation.Comment
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Oh my. I went by the reviews I could find online and they are close by. What kind of work did you ask them to do on your wheels?Originally posted by e30austinBe careful dealing with these clowns. They completely fucking destroyed my Azev type a wheels.Comment
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Yeah, long ago I used some rattle can wheel paint from the store on a wheel (maybe it was Duplicolor; I don't remember), but the color was way off like these. I believe I've found the correct color code for the bright silver, so I had some of that mixed up. It's VW L97A (Diamond Silver) and it was originally painted over white primer. It's a Glasurit 55 Line color, but of course if you were going to refinish a set in that it would cost about $1000 since the clear and reducer are only sold by the gallon, and hardener by the liter. Actually more than that if you were starting from scratch because you'd need the epoxy primer too. It wouldn't be so bad if you had a few sets to refinish.That finish discrepancy is a common mistake I've had made on my own wheels many a time, and it just doesn't look right. Most folks use something like an "argent silver" to refinish them and it turns out way too dark. I just had a set done at a dealership and the turned out perfect- that was the first time I've ever had them come out right.
Sorry to hear of the headache man, that's a tough situation.
Edit: Actually I'm not so sure now if that's the correct color. It definitely is for new BBS wheels, but looking at pictures of new wheels it looks slightly darker to me than the old BBS wheels.Last edited by Andrew325is; 02-01-2019, 08:14 PM.Comment
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So you passed up grabbing 5 sets of Euroweaves--16 bolts at 4x100, takes 5 mins.--worth approx. $5k at the junkyard?1989 332iS AW2 @ 2,342 lbs. m20b31 (JE FSR 10.5:1; 284/280 cam; ST+1 Intakes; RHD 40mm ITB/CF Plenum; Stahl 1.5"/CRMB X/Borla XS Pro; TMS J-Stock suspension (Ver. 2); M3 E3 undertray/VAC CF splitter; exhaust blown difusser; (Teves Mk60 ABS in trunk next)
Transaction Feedback: http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=258421Originally posted by Jb325isSucks for everyone involved. Lots of guys are just building IG cars these days... Look good on the internet, but in real life they're hacked up piles of shit.Comment
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Curious, which opinion on sale is it now?
If all four Euroweaves purchased bent, what is the fifth so-called "free" Euroweave like?
EDIT: Duplicolor Bright Silver Metallic Chrysler (EBCC0410) or Wurth silver metallic spray paint (892180 S) both match the factory color great!Last edited by nogapersnBMWs; 02-02-2019, 08:52 AM.1989 332iS AW2 @ 2,342 lbs. m20b31 (JE FSR 10.5:1; 284/280 cam; ST+1 Intakes; RHD 40mm ITB/CF Plenum; Stahl 1.5"/CRMB X/Borla XS Pro; TMS J-Stock suspension (Ver. 2); M3 E3 undertray/VAC CF splitter; exhaust blown difusser; (Teves Mk60 ABS in trunk next)
Transaction Feedback: http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=258421Originally posted by Jb325isSucks for everyone involved. Lots of guys are just building IG cars these days... Look good on the internet, but in real life they're hacked up piles of shit.Comment
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Just because it’s a junkyard doesn’t mean the owner is clueless lol. Plus lmk where and how I could haul 20 wheels home, without bending scratching or damaging them lmao.Comment
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99% chance they are 14" and you are full of shit.
They're 30 years old, they're already bent and scratched.
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