Opinions please. Alpina's or Borbet B's ...

[el bimmer]

Borbet all the way is my opinion. It really looks nice and somewhat unique.

[Balleristic31]

Shaved mouldings? Ewwww

[JeST]

Wow dude...the car is really coming along. Gorgeous.

ALDO! Thanks Brotha! I was talking with Matt (co-head of M for bmw-na) and he's talking me into getting a spec e30. After my house purchase I'll be picking/building one.

Good choice with the type b's

I run 225/45 on my 16x9 type a's(rear only) and it only rubs when I have a passenger due to my soft ass springs. I did however roll the shit outta the quarters.

Ah good to know! Thanks. I have 215/40 for the rears. I rarely have people in the car besides my wife but the backseats dont get used ever and 600lb springs for the rears will help I hope. Hoping it wont rub and if I can get away with it I'll try out 225/40 and roll the rears.

[blksuperman2]

No question run the borbets if not sell um to me. lol

[e30s50dan]

BBS's...oh wait!..the other B's

[MR 325]

I had 205/45 on my type a's. Not a crazy stretch, but good enough to clear everything.

Sorry but a 205 on a 9 is definitely a stretch.

[Erik]

ALDO! Thanks Brotha! I was talking with Matt (co-head of M for bmw-na) and he's talking me into getting a spec e30. After my house purchase I'll be picking/building one.



Ah good to know! Thanks. I have 215/40 for the rears. I rarely have people in the car besides my wife but the backseats dont get used ever and 600lb springs for the rears will help I hope. Hoping it wont rub and if I can get away with it I'll try out 225/40 and roll the rears.

^ Please do. A 215/40 is wayyy too short for an early arch. I absolutely love the way the 225/40s fit on the WRDs. Plus they look amazing on a 16x9 wheel too.