Suggestions with pictures of wheels for incoming 650 cab....22's??
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Re: Suggestions with pictures of wheels for incoming 650 cab....22's??
Originally posted by LSM
I have seen several 645's with 22's and love them. Just wondering what's out there.....Post some pics....
Lou
I have seen several 645's with 22's and love them. Just wondering what's out there.....Post some pics....
Lou
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Lowenharts = horrible quality, though they do look flashy if that is your thing.
The 6 requires a body kit. else it looks like it's sitting too high up. Hamaan, ACS... whichever. styling is no more exuberant than your Techart, Gemballa etc.
I'd go deep dish, mesh style, reputable brand 20s. Slammed.
The 6 requires a body kit. else it looks like it's sitting too high up. Hamaan, ACS... whichever. styling is no more exuberant than your Techart, Gemballa etc.
I'd go deep dish, mesh style, reputable brand 20s. Slammed.
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I had the Radenergie 19's on my Z8 before I went to HRE 543r 20'S.. gR8 WHEEL, but, back when I had them they were a relative bargain, now those Rad R10's are HRE money and HRE's are better quality.. ANyway, here are the pics I found...Let me know what you guys think............
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Originally posted by Benjamin Choi
Lowenharts = horrible quality, though they do look flashy if that is your thing.
The 6 requires a body kit. else it looks like it's sitting too high up. Hamaan, ACS... whichever. styling is no more exuberant than your Techart, Gemballa etc.
I'd go deep dish, mesh style, reputable brand 20s. Slammed.
Lowenharts = horrible quality, though they do look flashy if that is your thing.
The 6 requires a body kit. else it looks like it's sitting too high up. Hamaan, ACS... whichever. styling is no more exuberant than your Techart, Gemballa etc.
I'd go deep dish, mesh style, reputable brand 20s. Slammed.
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What ever you do.. Dont put chrome wheels on it..
21's are probably the best compromise for driveability and looks.
And stay away from the body kits...
Just a nice set of wheels, lower it, keep it clean and simple.
21's are probably the best compromise for driveability and looks.
And stay away from the body kits...
Just a nice set of wheels, lower it, keep it clean and simple.
My suggestions
441R's
Or these 445R's
840R's?
LINK = http://forum.e46fanatics.com/attachm...id=82787&stc=1
841R's
441R's
Or these 445R's
840R's?
LINK = http://forum.e46fanatics.com/attachm...id=82787&stc=1
841R's
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Originally posted by lee2375
BTW I am putting 20" on ours...the 22" just look too much for the car....honest opinion
our project car with full RDSport, belongs to a guy in SoCal but we built the car.
BTW I am putting 20" on ours...the 22" just look too much for the car....honest opinion
our project car with full RDSport, belongs to a guy in SoCal but we built the car.
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Does anyone know if the offsets will be similar for the M6 as whatever wheels I get, I want to fit on the M6 as well. And if I go with 20's, what size tires do I get?? Do I go with 20x9 front and 20x10 rear or 20x9 front and 20x11 rear?? Thanks
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