BBS LM's on a Turbo ? Huh ?
http://i23.ebayimg.com/03/a/02/63/21/90_4.JPG
i was always told these do not work on the TT ? http://carad.ebayimg.com/i23/03/a/02/63/21/93_4.JPG |
they came out with the fitment i think a year ago, or so, i know someoene did it on their turbo :) the lm's look great kcik ass man !
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Thouse are real uglly
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it'd look great lowered :)
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definately needs to be lowered
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darren those are 18s....that fitment has been out, just not in 19
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I think they look better on an M3
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Those wheels alone would shy me away from buying that car!
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LM is a nice wheel.
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Re: BBS LM's on a Turbo ? Huh ?
Originally posted by Darren http://i23.ebayimg.com/03/a/02/63/21/90_4.JPG i was always told these do not work on the TT ? http://carad.ebayimg.com/i23/03/a/02/63/21/93_4.JPG |
ouch
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Is it just me or do those not look very "deep". Check mine out:
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LM is based on a racing wheel design, therefore the step lip. Yours which I presume are RS-GT are a deep dish design similar to a reverse drop lip but with a smaller step where the face is.
I would wager that the LM is stronger wheel. Form follows function. |
Originally posted by MJC123 Is it just me or do those not look very "deep". Check mine out: |
Originally posted by Hamann7 LM is based on a racing wheel design, therefore the step lip. Yours which I presume are RS-GT are a deep dish design similar to a reverse drop lip but with a smaller step where the face is. I would wager that the LM is stronger wheel. Form follows function. Thoughts? David |
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