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Originally posted by mikeedler View Postyeah, what am I thinking.... I should get rid of the RS wheels that have been on my car since it was NEW!!! and get a fresh set of the sportmaxxors, cuase 0 offset is way cooler..........
whatever...
^in 1990 BBS RS was a pretty respected performance wheel......................
this thread is full of the gheyz
You missed it.
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yeah, what am I thinking.... I should get rid of the RS wheels that have been on my car since it was NEW!!! and get a fresh set of the sportmaxxors, cuase 0 offset is way cooler..........
whatever...
^in 1990 BBS RS was a pretty respected performance wheel......................
this thread is full of the gheyz
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Originally posted by F34R View PostI was getting more at them being strong while being lighter than more 1pc wheels. I know there is stupid light wheels out there. I owned a set of BBS RS and forgot the weight but they are not heavy.
You can buy 15x8s, that weigh 12lbs, for $99 that are strong enough to stand up to track work.
I love RS's, just don't want anyone thinking they are any kind of real "performance" wheel. Even BBS LM-R's are pretty heavy compared to their contemporaries and much more expensive as well.
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Originally posted by Threehz View PostIn reference to your sig F34R, simply painting your hood and valence would take your car from one that I can barely appreciate the look of to one of the nicest on the forum.
My Uncle owns a body shop and I am currently learning to do bodywork and paint. I have the paint already, just learning as much as I can before I try my hand at it. I got the bodywork down but I have yet to do more than prime. I could let my Uncle do it for me but I want to see how I do.
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Why are you guys so worried about being "played out"? Are you guys really "killing the game" on purple plastidip salad shooters? Because if you are, I want to play a different game.
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In reference to your sig F34R, simply painting your hood and valence would take your car from one that I can barely appreciate the look of to one of the nicest on the forum.
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Originally posted by z31maniac View Post
IIRC, they really aren't all that light. Most 3 piece wheels aren't.
Originally posted by 10Toes View PostI like BBS RS when used properly on a clean car but hate seeing them on clapped out $300 cars where the owners think they are balling because they have $3000 on their $300 pile of shit. No you are not balling, you just are a fucking idiot.
Sorry F34R...
I think you might need to read my build thread if you want to place my car with the type to are talking about.
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keep your BBS wheels... I despise having to clean any kind of mesh wheel and decided that I am done with BBS and BBS type wheels. I have SSR wheels that are 16" and 11# each and also very easy to keep clean. I am a happy camper
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I think BBS has produced many stunning designs over the years.
RZ's as you know where OEM on the E30, I have them in 14's, and I love the way they look.
I still think that the 15" euro weaves are one of the best choices for the E30, if not the best.
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I like BBS RS when used properly on a clean car but hate seeing them on clapped out $300 cars where the owners think they are balling because they have $3000 on their $300 pile of shit. No you are not balling, you just are a fucking idiot.
Sorry F34R...
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On topic, Agreed.
In my mind they've become like the old 'hammers'/five star rims we used to roll in the late 80s/90s and were on every 5.0 you would see or hatchback.
As to the reference of these wheels being light that is incorrect. I weighed my E39 Style 5's before I sold them and with inflated tires the weight was ~34/5lbs.
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