Did a search and didn't find anything really other than Tire Rack in terms of where to buy. Called them, and they said that they don't sell the rings unless you buy wheels from them. Looking for 72.xx to 74.xx to run my e39 M5 wheels. If all else fails, I can try to peel them off my current e39 weaves, but I think I might end up breaking them in the process and then have no wheels :( If anyone has any suggestions it would be greatly appreciated, thanks guys!
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e92 M3
e30 M3 s52 swap
w203 C240 wagon (DD)
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What are the xx numbers? It's hard to find a product when you aren't exact.
If the big companies don't make the size you need, there are people who will make custom hubrings to whatever size you need.
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-Coining hip terms since 10/9/03Originally posted by Jordan -
Not to be a d-bag, but about ten threads down the page is a thread on the same exact hub rings.
I got mine from "cj" on mye28, and they are metal. I'd suggest contacting him.
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No offense taken, thanks!Originally posted by Gooch View Post
And I was just abbreviating the last digits, as I understood the centerbores are standard between BMW models to exclude the e39 with the odd 74.1 centerbore.e92 M3
e30 M3 s52 swap
w203 C240 wagon (DD)
190e 5.6 swap (in surgery)Comment
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Call them, they sell rings.Comment
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if you are lookig for them in aluminum i got them from https://www.justforwheels.com/index....cat=hubcentric if your going to go with aluminum use an anti seize product.Comment
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