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komodo 04-18-2005 09:01 AM

New Rims
 
I'm still on the lookout for new rims for my car... but most are way too expensive. If money was no option, I'd be riding on ACS Type 3's or BBS RG-R's.... but since it is, I'm leaning more toward the Velocity Motorsports VB-1 rims in 18".

Product Link

Only $599 for 4 also, I think is a decent deal... still a lot of money though considering I'd also have to buy tires and get the balanced and stuff. =/ Gotta keep buying lottery tickets I guess. lol

528man 04-18-2005 09:32 AM

make a wanted to buy

komodo 04-18-2005 09:38 AM

I'm not quite to the buy stage yet though, lol, I'm still on the shopping for ideas stage. :)

drz 04-18-2005 11:03 AM

Upgrading tires/rims will take some money, as I am sure you know. The VB-1s are a pretty good buy, especially if that is around how much you want to spend. I almost suggested Mille Miglias from tirerack, but the wheels alon run about $750.

cruzin 323is 04-18-2005 11:29 AM

those wheels are hot... just remember your gunna have to get some new tires... and 18" tires aren't the cheapest thing..

komodo 04-18-2005 02:16 PM

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Originally Posted by cruzin 323is
those wheels are hot... just remember your gunna have to get some new tires... and 18" tires aren't the cheapest thing..

Yeah, that's kinda the problem. =/

That site sells tires balanced on them when shipped for another $450.

sloveniaboy 04-18-2005 02:24 PM

nice lookin wheels :thumbup

///95M3 04-18-2005 02:30 PM

Those rims are nice, but really common. If you really wanna look good and save money get some 17" M3 Lightweight rims from bav auto or used on ebay. You can get 4 for the same price or less, they are lighter and tires are much less $$

sloveniaboy 04-18-2005 02:32 PM

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Originally Posted by ///95M3
Those rims are nice, but really common. If you really wanna look good and save money get some 17" M3 Lightweight rims from bav auto or used on ebay. You can get 4 for the same price or less, they are lighter and tires are much less $$

no doubt, these rims are amazing, but....nuff people have the LTWs, be diff. grab a set of rims that you like and not everyone on your street has....

komodo 04-18-2005 03:25 PM

Actually it's not that common to see those rims around here on bimmers... I don't know...

jrhaile 04-18-2005 04:14 PM

Honest opinion Harry is I don't like those rims too much. I see those on Honda's and Toyota's all day long and they just don't excite me. I think you need a gunmetal color or a black rim with a polished lip. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...sPageName=WDVW Would be awesome on your car IMO. I know the owner of this place I bet I could get you a deal.

sloveniaboy 04-18-2005 04:16 PM

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Originally Posted by komodo9
Actually it's not that common to see those rims around here on bimmers... I don't know...

lol, if you're talkin bout the LTWs, then you definetly haven't been to Toronto, 3 of 5 E36s have LTWs, lol

///95M3 04-18-2005 05:45 PM

Yeah they are common on some cars, but not in the south. They look amazing, perform really well and are cheap to get tires for.

bitcore 04-18-2005 06:18 PM

Oh those are sick. Get em. They look like style 42 bolted...

Addicted? 04-18-2005 06:33 PM

one thing you could do is watch classifieds and pick up a set of stock m3 wheels for a while ( i think they are the best looking wheel out there) contours and leightweights are HOT!! the rim that i really really like, i dont care what anyone says is the ssr gt3, (gotta have some big brakes behind them, but oh sooo sexy)

David

http://www.tirerack.com/images/wheel...3_bs_ci3_l.jpg


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