++**"Help me identify this wheel!" Thread.**++

[FIGURRAMOTORS]

im not sure bud, a friend sent me the pic.

Looks to be a 16"

They look very sinilar to SSR Formula Mesh, but there are some differences. Are there any stickers or lettering on the inner side? )

[Session]

I have been staring at the photo for ever and I did seriously not see the N ��

[OrangeBlue]

Says it right on the sticker...

SSR N-GT

[Session]

Need help identifying these wheels. Came on a car imported from Japan about 10 years ago.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1u7...QupmydVlayrLW1
https://drive.google.com/open?id=11C...pVBLVGn9SM0Jkv

[bev0]

What size are they?

im not sure bud, a friend sent me the pic.

Looks to be a 16"

[bev0]

What size are they?

im not sure bud, a friend sent me the pic.

Looks to be a 16"

[FIGURRAMOTORS]

What size are they?

[bev0]

Hi Guys

Any idea what these are?

[Wr x]

Hey guys I'm having the same problem identifying wheels as anyone else. I'm looking at these wheels in the photo below and someone said they might be Rota ss10 or maybe Volks racing ze40 but they don't have the little notches by the lugs so I'm stuck, thanks for your help!IMG_2975.jpg

[OrangeBlue]

RSs don't have time stamps as far as i aware of, if you could still read the "RAD Nr" BBS may could tell you more...
But since they are redrilled...

The RS 012 and 013 are for the Porsche 911, 930, 944 up to 8/86...
The 930 last year of production was 89

So if your car is between these dates, '73 and '89, they could count as correct.


If we go all the way, they are not.., not 5x120 aka could never been on that car.
RS 001, 002, 003, 004, 070, 071, 072, 073, 074 (excl. the wide body ones 185 and 186) would be 100%.., if you ask me.

[drumsauce]

BBS RS Challenge: Date Stamp?

Hey all,

I was able to acquire a set of BBS RS wheels locally for my e30 project.

In the process of restoring them and so far, I have figured out that they are a set of RS012 and RS013 off of a 911. Also, I think the back pad has been milled by about 5mm on both. As you can see from the pics, another bolt pattern was drilled, making IDing them pretty challenging.

It would be a bonus to keep my project era specific (1987) by finding some date stamp. Please help!

On car with 15mm adapters:


wheel 1 RS012 (7jx16 et23)


wheel 2 RS012 (7jx16 et23)


wheel 3 RS013 (8jx16 et 11)


wheel 4 RS013 (8jx16 et 11)


For reference, here are a nice set for sale on CL (not mine, but stamps are in tact):
RS012 (7jx16 et23)


RS013 (8jx16 et 11)

[kasalem]

Hi Everyone, I saw a video on YouTube and I would like to find out what they are as I spent the last two days looking for them. Before I thought about trying here Thank you
(The very first CRV FROM 0 SECONDS TO 8 SECONDS)

[dinh]

Can anyone confirm if these wheels are real or fake? I'm guessing fake because it's missing the lip.

Ebay CE28N Wheels

Never mind these wheels are real they are just CE28NF and not the CE28N

[Wearymicrobe]

Got a ton of info out of someone who was part of the project. The E16 is what put me on the right track.

E16 magnesium faces on custom barrels to clear the 17.3 inch front and rear rotors. The barrels were the most expensive part of the wheel by a LONG shot. It was made to look like the old one piece BBS "LM" wheels off the Gen II ACR as they were going to show it with an older factory car at some point. This last part I think is just bull, I think the guy who had the car built just like BBS wheels and liked the old style.

There were only two sets made though a few other people inquired but were turned back when they saw the price for the custom barrels to clear the brakes and for the larger 11/15 inch barrel widths. Like 3-4K a wheel just for the barrels.

They allegedly came into the shop with gold centers and silver lips but where completely disassembled and painted in the black to match a few other pieces on the car. I wish they were still gold centers but I can fix that. I was told 21,000 all in with tires and the repaint and shipping to get each set done which is why nobody else ponied up for other sets. They moved to the new 10 spoke style and things just kind of got lost in the shuffle.

This is the old style.

[KyleAnderson]

Getting a better look at the pictures, I agree, looks like magnesium, based on the indented text near the lug holes.

I thought these looked familiar... turns out I tried to buy a set about a year ago but could never get in contact with the seller:

https://www.racingjunk.com/Road-Racing-Wheels/182549401/BBS-Wheels.html?categoryId=1109&offset=0&from=category

If you search "BBS Viper" on Google images you'll see a lot of pictures of a car with them (incorrectly identified as BBS LM).


Best I can tell, they were originally made for the Viper Competition Coupe. I don't know if they were optional, maybe for a particular race series, or what. The 12 spoke centers are custom for a Viper. Here's a few examples:

https://www.topspeed.com/cars/dodge/2003-dodge-viper-competition-coupe-ar469.html

http://tech-racingcars.wikidot.com/dodge-viper-competition-coupe

http://www.2040-cars.com/Dodge/Viper/dodge-viper-world-challenge-spec-competition-coupe-494512/

http://www.2040-cars.com/Dodge/Viper/2003-dodge-viper-comp-coupe-32-73052/

And a couple older cars that seem to have acquired them. Like anything BBS sells, I'm sure you can buy a set if you throw them enough money.

http://www.race-cars.com/carsold/dodge/1170789059/1170789059ss.htm

https://farm9.static.flickr.com/8571/28579916536_28659d61dc_b.jpg

http://www.autolife.se/page/80407/