Azev A or Ronal R10 ? Pics

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  • Motorsports
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    I'll go with the ronals if they were wider. On your car i think the Azevs look better.

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  • 318isbmw
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    I like the azev's better on your car. Wider ronals on a lower e30 they would look gorgeous, but those ronals just look odd for some reason on your car.

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  • MIKe30
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    rock the ronals on one side, and the azev's on the other. problem solved.

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  • houstonh
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    This is the car that convinced me to buy the R10's. I see now in the pics he suffered the same thing I am going through in the beginning. Not low enough in the front... looks like it was corrected. Either wheel I stick with I will be dropping the front down. Waiting on the skid plate.

    Originally posted by e30this
    I love the r10's on e30 when there done right and the car is super clean.
    with your car I say keep the azev's

    Heres a clean example of the r10's on a e30..







    There was some photos of a light blue vert floating around that didnt look to bad either...

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  • Jhonno
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    Ronals ftw

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  • e30this
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    I love the r10's on e30 when there done right and the car is super clean.
    with your car I say keep the azev's

    Heres a clean example of the r10's on a e30..







    There was some photos of a light blue vert floating around that didnt look to bad either...

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  • Erik
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    Originally posted by z31maniac
    Listen up chief, I'm wasted and will have none of your logical responses.

    I'm coming to jack your wheels, and there's nothing you can do about it!:drink:
    Alrighty then. Sounds like a plan. Be sure you wait till at least next tuesday, since the other two 9s are still in Philly...

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  • z31maniac
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    Originally posted by AlpineE30M52
    Yeah you can get them in awesome 17" sizes too. I'm sure if you ordered them new, they could drill them to be 4x100.
    Listen up chief, I'm wasted and will have none of your logical responses.

    I'm coming to jack your wheels, and there's nothing you can do about it!:drink:

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  • Erik
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    Originally posted by z31maniac
    Yes, YOU'RE 16's are hawt, but for me less than 17" is a waste, mainly based on tire choice.

    There is basically shit for 16" tire choice when it comes to 16" badboy sticky street tires.
    Yeah you can get them in awesome 17" sizes too. I'm sure if you ordered them new, they could drill them to be 4x100.

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  • z31maniac
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    Originally posted by AlpineE30M52
    They make those... they are called Schmidt TH Lines. They don't make 17" 4x100, but they make some nasty staggered sets in 16".
    Yes, YOU'RE 16's are hawt, but for me less than 17" is a waste, mainly based on tire choice.

    There is basically shit for 16" tire choice when it comes to 16" badboy sticky street tires.

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  • Dave McLaren
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    I saw those a lot on the vortexer cars when I had my project GTI, which of course I didn't finish and bailed out to focus on my E30 project. Anyway, the Schmidts are quite similar, but there's something different, and not just the rim bolts, that just don't do it for me. I'd often wondered why the low offset Turbos hit my nerve but the Schmidts didn't.

    Originally posted by AlpineE30M52
    They make those... they are called Schmidt TH Lines. They don't make 17" 4x100, but they make some nasty staggered sets in 16".

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  • Dave McLaren
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    LOL, I'm that guy with frickin' Sportmax at the moment, but you know the Style 5s are going on with the M3 5-lug.

    I'll be a douche and give you the classic non-committal, worthless internet response that if you do them and they come out hawt, I'd be totally interested.

    Originally posted by z31maniac
    Hahahahaha, all of us are holding on to late '92, that's why we drive E30's.

    But serioulsy some 17 x 9 Ronal Turbo reps would be badass.

    I'd ask who is in, but the typical R3V'r runs Sportmaxxors with 40k mile tires.
    Last edited by Dave McLaren; 05-30-2008, 09:12 PM.

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  • Erik
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    Originally posted by z31maniac
    Even though I just bought a set of balla' ass 17 x 8's, I know a few guys in Tulsa who are CAD/manufacturing guys, I may look into some 17 x 8/9 custom made Ronal reps with a tiny bit of lip.

    I'm pretty sure it would be the absolute most badass set of wheels you could put on an E30.
    They make those... they are called Schmidt TH Lines. They don't make 17" 4x100, but they make some nasty staggered sets in 16".

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  • z31maniac
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    Originally posted by Dave McLaren
    I'll dissect this further. The Ronals would be more period on an earlier DB car, as their peak was around '85. I ran them on my '84 GTI... in '86, and I bought 'em used then.

    The AZEVs hit their peak in the early '90s. E36s and E34s were the Bimmers with them, and often on 911s too. So on this car, I'd go with the AZEVs. Besides, those Ronals appear to be the ones with too much offset. I had the 15x7" lower offset ones, deeper with more dish, on the GTI.
    Hahahahaha, all of us are holding on to late '92, that's why we drive E30's.

    But serioulsy some 17 x 9 Ronal Turbo reps would be badass.

    I'd ask who is in, but the typical R3V'r runs Sportmaxxors with 40k mile tires.

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  • Dave McLaren
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    Now that would be absolutely, off-the-charts sick. I like your thinking! But don't stop at a tiny bit of lip: give 'em a heaping helping of dish.

    Originally posted by z31maniac
    Even though I just bought a set of balla' ass 17 x 8's, I know a few guys in Tulsa who are CAD/manufacturing guys, I may look into some 17 x 8/9 custom made Ronal reps with a tiny bit of lip.

    I'm pretty sure it would be the absolute most badass set of wheels you could put on an E30.

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