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These are BBS rs302. 5x120 pcd.
I have the parts here to build one of four set ups. All four sets will fit without spacers. Some, a little bit more aggressive than others.
Possible configurations.
17x8.5 et34 / 17x9.5 et34 (e36 fitment)
17x8.5 et21 squared with 2" lips.
17x8.5 et21 / 17x9.5 et21 (these will look like the popular rs212/197, but will poke less)
17x9 et15 / 17x10 et15 (this is an aggressive e30 m3 set up, but will work with a light roll) 2.5" and 3" stepped lips.
These are much nicer than the rs212, as they have an 8mm shallower back pad, which allows for more outboard room, and it actually makes the wheel lighter. I test fit these on my friends e30 m3, they clear the brakes up front, as well as the struts. No clearance issues.
Wheels are completely refinished inside and out, all lips have been mirror polished. Hexagon caps are mirror polished, OEM bolts are prepped and chrome plated. Inner barrels are stripped and powder coated. Faces and waffles are powder coated as well. And lastly, the JDM red caps, are in great condition.
I spend a lot of time making sure these wheels are done right, I use a chemical to strip the coating, instead of media blasting that could pit the aluminum. The parts are than glass blasted to etch, and than sanded to help with adhesion of the new coating, and than my guy actually does a few more small things to help with adhesion. As well as careful masking of parts that are to not be coated. The hardware is given the same kind of love.
These wheels are 100% modular, so please ask me if there is anything you would like to change ie. caps, hardware, finish. You name it.
Here are a few pics I snapped yesterday.
These are set up as 17x8.5 et21 and 17x9.5 et21
Here is an example of this fitment, on an e30 m3. (scroll to the bottom)
These in my eyes, are the most desirable BBS RS ON EARTH, as far as the centers go. They are rare to find, and not cheap when you do. I actually traded a set of rs212's with new barrels and lips for these, and than I had to go out and source (4) lips for them. Its not cheap to build a set of wheels like this.
Price is $3500
Email me for a faster response breytonm20@yahoo.com
Thanks for looking
-Paul
I have the parts here to build one of four set ups. All four sets will fit without spacers. Some, a little bit more aggressive than others.
Possible configurations.
17x8.5 et34 / 17x9.5 et34 (e36 fitment)
17x8.5 et21 squared with 2" lips.
17x8.5 et21 / 17x9.5 et21 (these will look like the popular rs212/197, but will poke less)
17x9 et15 / 17x10 et15 (this is an aggressive e30 m3 set up, but will work with a light roll) 2.5" and 3" stepped lips.
These are much nicer than the rs212, as they have an 8mm shallower back pad, which allows for more outboard room, and it actually makes the wheel lighter. I test fit these on my friends e30 m3, they clear the brakes up front, as well as the struts. No clearance issues.
Wheels are completely refinished inside and out, all lips have been mirror polished. Hexagon caps are mirror polished, OEM bolts are prepped and chrome plated. Inner barrels are stripped and powder coated. Faces and waffles are powder coated as well. And lastly, the JDM red caps, are in great condition.
I spend a lot of time making sure these wheels are done right, I use a chemical to strip the coating, instead of media blasting that could pit the aluminum. The parts are than glass blasted to etch, and than sanded to help with adhesion of the new coating, and than my guy actually does a few more small things to help with adhesion. As well as careful masking of parts that are to not be coated. The hardware is given the same kind of love.
These wheels are 100% modular, so please ask me if there is anything you would like to change ie. caps, hardware, finish. You name it.
Here are a few pics I snapped yesterday.
These are set up as 17x8.5 et21 and 17x9.5 et21
Here is an example of this fitment, on an e30 m3. (scroll to the bottom)
These in my eyes, are the most desirable BBS RS ON EARTH, as far as the centers go. They are rare to find, and not cheap when you do. I actually traded a set of rs212's with new barrels and lips for these, and than I had to go out and source (4) lips for them. Its not cheap to build a set of wheels like this.
Price is $3500
Email me for a faster response breytonm20@yahoo.com
Thanks for looking
-Paul
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