The BBS Wheels are overplayed thread.

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  • Mr. Burns
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    Originally posted by mcr_driver
    OP mad, and hella jelly
    OP ain't mad flush, hella jelly tight of any of the recent internerd lingo that's being thrown around on forums.

    OP is offering a subjective opinion on which members may, or may not agree with.

    of my 3 E30's I've owned
    my 1st e30 (see: 2006 had 3 piece BBS's on them, and Ronal LS's)
    my 2nd where euroweaves
    my 3rd (ESM's now GONE), and BACK to using the Ronal LS's.

    I swear I see more eurotrash'd out hellatightstancedoutbumpstopsliced cars out there with some BBS logo SOMEWHERE to earn up that sick streetcred the 'scene' pays out in v-cards to kids living @ moms posting comments on multi-forum from their top bunk.

    like i said, this gringo OP ain't mad...he observant.

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  • FredK
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    Originally posted by z31maniac
    IIRC, they really aren't all that light. Most 3 piece wheels aren't.
    Yes. The RS are supposed to be road-worthy wheels that duplicate the looks of BBS magnesium racing wheels, which are actually very lightweight as well as being extremely wide, at the cost of being essentially track-only pieces that need constant inspection.

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  • QUKBMER
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    I know what you mean OP, i have too many sets of BBS RS rep's (Koing Remembers). Kinda overkill on it,i know they are not real BBS wheels but i still know what you mean though.They are everywhere. I thought i would change things up abit and go ACS and HARTGE wheels for now instead.

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  • Threehz
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    Great look on the E30, what are you going to do?

    I've personally been planning on doing staggered 16" Borbet A's for a while even though I see quite a few others on the forum with A's. Turbos are also sweet.

    What wheels are you running Burns?

    I definitely enjoy knowing how few people have my wheel setup, but I'm even more excited to throw my Compos on a 2002.

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  • tonerrrr
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    Join Date: 07-09-2011 (interest in e30's started a little before that)

    Not played out for me :hitler:

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  • mcr_driver
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    OP mad, and hella jelly

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  • z31maniac
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    Originally posted by slammin.e28
    Hopefully prices will drop and they won't be ridiculously overpriced all the time.

    IMO, wheels shouldn't cost more than $100 each. It's a racket.
    Poverty post.

    Originally posted by F34R
    I agree 100% with you Burns, but the simple fact is they are one amazing wheel. Well made, light and a classic design that is timeless.

    Played out but here to stay.
    IIRC, they really aren't all that light. Most 3 piece wheels aren't.

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  • lambo
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    Originally posted by slammin.e28
    IMO, wheels shouldn't cost more than $100 each. It's a racket.
    Heh heh.....heh.................heh

    ;_;

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  • F34R
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    I agree 100% with you Burns, but the simple fact is they are one amazing wheel. Well made, light and a classic design that is timeless.

    Played out but here to stay.

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  • XW70
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    Originally posted by FredK
    Yes. Non-redrilled, RS001 or RS003 are still very rare wheels, and look perfect on an E30.
    From an RS003 owner, how rare exactly

    Edit: on topic, i too think they are played out but something about knowing they are BBS's satisfies me enough to keep them.

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  • IRON-E
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    Even a redrilled set, is still rare to see here in Cali if not at a big car show.

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  • FredK
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    Yes. Non-redrilled, RS001 or RS003 are still very rare wheels, and look perfect on an E30.

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  • cale
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    Originally posted by FredK
    They're the go-to period-correct 3 piece wheel.

    I think if you go to a car meet or peruse BMW forums, yeah, you would see a lot of BBS multipiece wheels, to the point they are commonplace. It's like going to the zoo and seeing a grizzly bear doing parlor tricks just to be rewarded with a chunk of meat.

    If you see either one in the wild, all by its lonesome, it's spectacular.
    So true. I think I've seen at most one 4 bolt e30 with refurbished RS's in person that wasn't at a show, they're still quite rare from what I can tell.

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  • slammin.e28
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    Hopefully prices will drop and they won't be ridiculously overpriced all the time.

    IMO, wheels shouldn't cost more than $100 each. It's a racket.

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  • FredK
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    They're the go-to period-correct 3 piece wheel.

    I think if you go to a car meet or peruse BMW forums, yeah, you would see a lot of BBS multipiece wheels, to the point they are commonplace. It's like going to the zoo and seeing a grizzly bear doing parlor tricks just to be rewarded with a chunk of meat.

    If you see either one in the wild, all by its lonesome, it's spectacular.

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