New Rear Rims
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pro-street beemer
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New Rear Rims
Got my rear rims today. Think the wife is on the sofa tonight .... these are coming up with me,lol.
http://i1206.photobucket.com/albums/bb4 ... M_0280.jpg
http://i1206.photobucket.com/albums/bb4 ... M_0280.jpg
Re: New Rear Rims
Diiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisssssssssssshhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!1
Very nice, now wait for Tommi to loose control
What's teh girth?
Very nice, now wait for Tommi to loose control
What's teh girth?
1982 323i ("Test Mule" - to become an M20 powered track car)
1983 316 (Taiga Thunder - S54 Track car)
1982 635csiA (Another Weldathon)
2004 330d Touring (The Daily Hack / Tow Car / Load lugger)
1974 3.0 csi (The first Weldathon)
1983 316 (Taiga Thunder - S54 Track car)
1982 635csiA (Another Weldathon)
2004 330d Touring (The Daily Hack / Tow Car / Load lugger)
1974 3.0 csi (The first Weldathon)
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Re: New Rear Rims
Man, that really is some dish. What kind of crazy size tryes are you going to need?
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Re: New Rear Rims
Lol, there 12 x 15's with 325/50/15's. And i've been cuddling them.
Re: New Rear Rims
i like dish, but are these too wide for an e21?
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Re: New Rear Rims
Maybe, these were 12" on Tommi's carnas80 wrote:i like dish, but are these too wide for an e21?

1982 323i ("Test Mule" - to become an M20 powered track car)
1983 316 (Taiga Thunder - S54 Track car)
1982 635csiA (Another Weldathon)
2004 330d Touring (The Daily Hack / Tow Car / Load lugger)
1974 3.0 csi (The first Weldathon)
1983 316 (Taiga Thunder - S54 Track car)
1982 635csiA (Another Weldathon)
2004 330d Touring (The Daily Hack / Tow Car / Load lugger)
1974 3.0 csi (The first Weldathon)
Re: New Rear Rims
there is no such thing as a wheel that is too wide for an e21. its the job of the e21 to keep up with the wheel 
and the dish on that is smaller than my image rims i think but goes in a shit load more than mine. im guessing tubbing of the rear quite a lot. what rear arches are you going to roll with or going to flare the standard items?
and the dish on that is smaller than my image rims i think but goes in a shit load more than mine. im guessing tubbing of the rear quite a lot. what rear arches are you going to roll with or going to flare the standard items?
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Re: New Rear Rims
Remember, this is the guy that is 'back-halfing' his car and putting a 9inch Ford rear axle in. he should have enough clearance...
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Re: New Rear Rims
yeah the rear of the car will be built around the wheels useing standard arches,may just have to stretch abit lol
