They know we want 16s but will never pay for them haha. I like the idea of mesh and revere mounted centers. I hope the centers are proper not just bolt holes.
HRE Vintage Series.
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They're re-making Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Porsche wheels. $7k is a normal price for wheels. Hell, that's cheap for Ferrari wheels... their special edition ones are ~$12k. They'll be correct offsets and everything.Originally posted by Grueliusand i do not know what bugg brakes are.Comment
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Overpriced, wrong sizes, 454 looks like something FunFag would put on his car. Just not something that will appeal to anyone OTHER than Ferrari and Lamborghini owners. Also the sizes that these come in pretty much mean that these 'vintage wheels' will not fit on any vintage car without the use of rubber band tires.
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Yea, the sizes are unfortunate, but let's be honest. Who here would buy a set at 8k anyway?
Not to mention, since they dont stock smaller sizes in hardware/ parts, that would drastically increase the price on already expensive wheels, since they would have to source 16 & 17" parts for what, 10 buyers?
All the designs look great, and its nice to see companies responding to different tastes, even if this isn't a slam dunk for the e30 community specifically.
Keep in mind, these are forged, engineered wheels. Many of the BBS are cast centers, new and old.
I could see someone with a fully build custom E30 M3 going beyond the simple mods that would spend $7k for a set of wheels, I'm sure there have been many. Like the guys that put a new M motor into E30 M3.
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The first car I ever rode in was an e30
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Wish you the best and hope you don't remember anything after 10pm.
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