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these are 18" rev's i found. tell me if you think they would go well on a Black 325iS.
-i want something black, and thin enough that i can see some yellow brake pads
Personally black isn't one of my choices for rims, but those would definetly show some brake pads through them.
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-i wanna be able to see the brake callibre (im thinkin yellow). oh, maybe you can help me out, will i need to buy new front brakes to use the brake calli paint?
You want to take off your brake calipers and paint them? That'd be a lot of work.....wouldn't you have to bleed the brakes when you put them back on....well anyway...once you get them off, just wash them off good in some solvent, dry them off.....primer, paint, clear coat....You know that getting those rims are gonna do two things, 1. Make the brakes you have right now look really small.....2. Tires are gonna break your wallet...oh....and your gonna need to lower it right away....cause 18s are gonna make it look like your ready to go race in the WRC HAHA.....
Also, I am thinkin blue instead of yellow...
Here are 17's
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oh shit....ya know ur screwing up my ENTIRE plan for my car. i think this is the 2nd mod youve shot down
ok then Asio, what should i do>!!?!
-I have these 17"Hamann look-a-likes ive bookmarked. would i have to buy lowering springs? I really want rims that contrast nicely with black but without haveing to spend a lot on things to allow me to have rims (ie springs, $$tyres).
personall i like the m3 rims but im not spending $650+. belive it or not, those black one above are $500 for 4!
Originally posted by ///M-P3NgUiN@Dec 5 2003, 04:39 AM these are 18" rev's i found. tell me if you think they would go well on a Black 325iS.
-i want something black, and thin enough that i can see some yellow brake pads
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I don't really like that specific wheel in black. If I were you I would sport some Alpina Kopi wheels.
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Originally posted by ///M-P3NgUiN@Dec 7 2003, 12:51 PM oh shit....ya know ur screwing up my ENTIRE plan for my car. i think this is the 2nd mod youve shot down
ok then Asio, what should i do>!!?!
-I have these 17"Hamann look-a-likes ive bookmarked. would i have to buy lowering springs? I really want rims that contrast nicely with black but without haveing to spend a lot on things to allow me to have rims (ie springs, $$tyres).
personall i like the m3 rims but im not spending $650+. belive it or not, those black one above are $500 for 4!
Those hamann look a likes are nice, you could take your car to a shop and see if they will cut your springs for you my neighbor did it to his protege 5, turned out great, till he avoided a car and drove it into a curb at 60.....Now his front right tire is stuck into the back of the fender....whole a-arm bent LOL....17s are cool....thats what I want for now....cause 18s would cost a lot....roll fenders, lowering, tires....
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