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Hard cup life
Just looking for some advice on two things.
Firstly I have a set of cups which are now just not legal for the road but was wondering how many more track miles I could get out of them? Secondly looking for a set of 18'' track wheels and would like to know what the best options are with regards price and lightness, I know Rays are great but seriously expensive, Team Dynamics also seem popular but same weight as Standard, what are other options? Thanks in advance for any input :thumbs: |
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I thought you already had a set of Rays that came with your car?
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Nice wheels but you need to be rich like glendog to afford these circa £4500 a set T$ |
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Those BBS are:smt055 How much for a second hand set? |
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The BBS cost me over £2k but they were in very good condition - the hubs are machined for the E46 offset match. |
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Good Wopps, has to keep it all together, has all the right toys. Am I right in thinking with 18'' best results on track are running rears all-round? Sorry but another question, what sizes, offsets should I be looking for? |
those BBS look amazing :smt055 very jealous!
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My 18s follow the BMW staggered set-up and hence the rears are wider than the front. I think in general you want to aim to keep the offsets very close to the OEM offset figures - whether by having custom made hubs or by using wheel spacers to have the desired effect. My wheels/tyres are: Front 18x9.5J ET+41 (265/35/18 tyre) Rear 18x10.5J ET+28 (285/30/18 tyre) (FYI, standard OEM 19" offsets are Front ET+44, Rear ET+27 iirc) There's a few threads on here about 18" wheels. Here's some: http://www.cslregister.com/forum/sho...ghlight=offset http://www.cslregister.com/forum/sho...ghlight=offset http://www.cslregister.com/forum/sho...ghlight=offset |
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