R50/53 Other deep dish 17" wheels like the Hamann HM 4's?
I've been considering the purchase of the Hamann HM 4 17" wheels for my MCS. The only reason I'm stuck on these is because I like the deep dish look and I wanted to keep my Dunlop run flats since they only have 2500 miles on them. I keep hearing about how hard the car drives and how part of this is caused by the run flats themselves. Are there any other wheels out there that have that deep dish look and if I purchase new, non run flat, tires how do you keep a spare in the boot?
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If you're not worried about weight, the Hamann's look great! As for the non-run-flat issue, keep a can of "fix-a-flat" with you in the trunk, and pray you don't get a blowout or big puncture!
Cheers,
Ryan
If you're not worried about weight, the Hamann's look great! As for the non-run-flat issue, keep a can of "fix-a-flat" with you in the trunk, and pray you don't get a blowout or big puncture!
Cheers,
Ryan
Got a pic you can post here? or a link? I'm not familiar with the term "deep-dish" other than when it comes to Pizza Mmmmmm. Pizza. Sorry. Seriously, got any links to a pix of the deep dish wheels?
i had those hamanns for 3 months and i sold them last week....and got the rays ce28n...the hamanns are pretty but they're super heavy compared to other light weight wheels in the market.....and the heavy weight greatly affect your acceleration.
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OK, I see. My stock wheels collect most of the brake dust on the outter portion of the wheel. I guess this would make it a little easier to clean 

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I really wanted the Hamanns as well. I've stared at the Hamann MCS for awhile. Still have it as a desktop pic. Wicked awesome. But if they weren't so pricey and heavy (the rims) than I would have went for them. I settled for the Konig Holes, in a 16" size. Not really deep dish, but they have an inset lip, and only weigh in just above 15lbs each for the 16". I've looked around for some reasonable priced somewhat-light weight deep dishers as well. But they are high priced and heavy. It'll be a hard search to do. Some are OK in price and weight. But you'll need an adapter to have it fit your MINI, which will be more weight. Depends on what you want. Looks or performance. Shoehorn an M3 inline-6 in the engine bay, and then maybe 20lb+ wheels won't make that much difference.
Cheers, and happy hunting
Cheers, and happy hunting
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