FS: BBS RG-Rs-- 2x 18x8 et35, 2x 18x8.5 et38 zero curb rash, flawless finish

[Obioban]

Pics that are ~1 year old, but show the finish on the wheels when clean:

http://www.e46fanatics.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=707985&stc=1&d=1512418526

http://www.e46fanatics.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=707993&stc=1&d=1512418526

http://www.e46fanatics.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=708001&stc=1&d=1512418526

Very recent pictures, where they're not clean but shows the lack of curb rash:
(note: fitment will look a bit different on a normal e46, as I have full M3 suspension geometry, which has a bit different track width)

https://image.ibb.co/fOZCDR/IMG_0141.jpg

https://image.ibb.co/bwpOL6/IMG_0142.jpg

https://image.ibb.co/nQsztR/IMG_0143.jpg


Front tires are essentially brand new-- they were on the car for ~2 weeks.
Rear tires are at ~50% life remaining. Michelin Pilot Super Sports (PSS) in 235 width front and rear. I'm not looking to separate the wheels and tires.

Looking for $1600 plus shipping. I'm located in SE PA.

[BMWCurves]

GLWS


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[Karl Lazlo]

So much want. Good Luck!

[ELCID86]

Wow these need to be mounted—on a wall. #workofart

GLWS.

[holyc0w]

Ooooo..

[danewilson77]

Damn. Pants tight.

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[theothersawyer]

Ugh!!! WANT!! I have these in 17's and always wanted 18's! GLWS!

[slater]

i just sold a set of these exact wheels, and i had them on a japanrot Touring! cool. :)

what are you replacing them with?

[Obioban]

i just sold a set of these exact wheels, and i had them on a japanrot Touring! cool. :)

what are you replacing them with?

17" BBS RG-Rs :)

[Kris]

How is the fit on a ZHP? I know they are the same nominal width as the Style 135's, but do they fill the wells a bit better based on the lower offset?

[Obioban]

How is the fit on a ZHP? I know they are the same nominal width as the Style 135's, but do they fill the wells a bit better based on the lower offset?

Looks like they're 7mm more aggressively offset in the front and 12mm more aggressively offset in the front. You could throw spacers on your 135s to see how they'd fill the wells.

They're also around 10 lbs lighter per wheel! Unsprung rotating weight is worth 4-8 times as much as sprung weight, depending on who you ask, so the switch from the 135s is like taking 160-320 lbs out of the car!

And they're stronger than the 135s :)

[slater]

Looks like they're 7mm more aggressively offset in the front and 12mm more aggressively offset in the front. You could throw spacers on your 135s to see how they'd fill the wells.

actually, they're the same offset balance as stock, just lower... 12mm lower offset both front and rear.

kris - here's a pic of them on my Touring, for reference (black center caps instead of red, and 225/40/18 + 245/35/18 michelin PS A/S 3, so a bit less chubby than the PSS):

[Obioban]

I need the M sport bumper on my 332iT! So good.

[Kris]

Looks like they're 7mm more aggressively offset in the front and 12mm more aggressively offset in the front. You could throw spacers on your 135s to see how they'd fill the wells.

They're also around 10 lbs lighter per wheel! Unsprung rotating weight is worth 4-8 times as much as sprung weight, depending on who you ask, so the switch from the 135s is like taking 160-320 lbs out of the car!

And they're stronger than the 135s :)


actually, they're the same offset balance as stock, just lower... 12mm lower offset both front and rear.

kris - here's a pic of them on my Touring, for reference (black center caps instead of red, and 225/40/18 + 245/35/18 michelin PS A/S 3, so a bit less chubby than the PSS):

Thanks guys. I would run them with the 235 PSS fronts and 265 PSS rear from my stock 135's which should fill out the wells pretty well. I'm spoiled by the look of my current (winter) setup which is VMR 18x9/18x9.5 et35 with 245/35 square. Looks great but so wide there is no way I can lower the car. I want to move the 135's to winter duty next year.

[Obioban]

Bump! Price reduced!

[KevinC]

I had the FWD version of these, the RG-F, in 15" on my old Scirocco. In that application they only weighed 13.2 lbs apiece. The dramatic reduction in unsprung weight was IMMEDIATELY apparent.

Strong, light, forged, BBS, German (ok the BRAND is German - all BBS forged wheels are hecho in Japan for some reason, but hey). These wheels are the holy grail, gentlemen! Somebody should be on this like a hobo on a ham sandwich. This is the ONE wheel I'd replace the stock 135's with, which I generally feel should stay in place because they are unique to the ZHP (in the US).

[Obioban]

I had the FWD version of these, the RG-F, in 15" on my old Scirocco. In that application they only weighed 13.2 lbs apiece. The dramatic reduction in unsprung weight was IMMEDIATELY apparent.

Strong, light, forged, BBS, German (ok the BRAND is German - all BBS forged wheels are hecho in Japan for some reason, but hey). These wheels are the holy grail, gentlemen! Somebody should be on this like a hobo on a ham sandwich. This is the ONE wheel I'd replace the stock 135's with, which I generally feel should stay in place because they are unique to the ZHP (in the US).

They're made in Japan because there's only three 8000+ ton wheel forges in the world, and all 3 are in Japan :)

[MsRN]

Now how in God’s name am I supposed to justify purchasing these? Want!


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[johnrando]

Now how in God’s name am I supposed to justify purchasing these? Want!


Sent from my iPad using TapatalkHey! Long time. Nice to see you back.

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[danewilson77]

Now how in God’s name am I supposed to justify purchasing these? Want!


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Hey! Long time. Nice to see you back.

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[JETSET303]

Anybody know what shipping would be to 80207?


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[JETSET303]

Does anybody know what shipping would be to 80207?


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[SaltyNC]

Greyhound is an excellent option for shipping things like this if both buyer and seller live near a terminal. It may be old news around here, but if you're not familiar with it, it can be a game changer for shipping big heavy parts.

http://www.shipgreyhound.com/e/pages/Home.aspx

Salty

[ELCID86]

Greyhound is an excellent option for shipping things like this if both buyer and seller live near a terminal. It may be old news around here, but if you're not familiar with it, it can be a game changer for shipping big heavy parts.

http://www.shipgreyhound.com/e/pages/Home.aspx

Salty

That’s what I used for shipping front seats.