PICS OF 996TT W/ BBS LM's
 

Anyone wants 2 share?

member "M32" Edwin's TT

https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ice-shots.html

http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k2...t/IMG_2320.jpg

Gives the car a nice clean look. I heard BBS is out of business. Not sure.

I can see some people not wanting to spend 4k for wheels. That would suck though. They design good wheels

LM's are great....they don't make the proper offset for widebody cars though.You have to use pretty big spacers in the back.

I run a 15mm in the rear.

Mojo's TT has custom LM's. Not sure how he did it though

https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/1889399-post11.html

Edwin

BBS LM, I guess they are 19's but narrower than 8.5 * 19 fronts and 11 * 19 rears ?? which would be ok I need something potentially narrower and lighter

Mine are 18"s in the exact same size as stock (225/295?). I think the spacers are modest - if you're curious, I can check on the exact size when I get home:

http://lh6.ggpht.com/_CGPu7sLjANE/Rt...0/DSC_0003.JPG
https://lh3.ggpht.com/_CGPu7sLjANE/R...0/DSC_0006.JPG

That has always been and always will be a great looking wheel on a P-car!

do they do 19s ??

LM's are very nice wheels. Very strong too.

Nice!

Can't lose w/ BBS LM's on most cars. Nice!

Weight of BBS LM 19's vs Cargraphic 19's any ideas ?

If i did it all over agaib - I would have done custom wheels in 18" vs 19".
I have champion RG98's in 19" and can feel that they are noticeably lighter than the stock 18's, but the impact from the larger size can clearly be felt on acceleration, cornering and ride quality. Lokks hot though - so i switch back and forth depending on how I will be driving.