5th Gear
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Not yet in five years, but it is bound to happen.Originally Posted by Rally@StanceDesign
Do you drive into curbs often?
7th Gear
I agree. Car looks damn good.
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Originally Posted by PGT
I'd disagree....I think they completely compliment that car and it looks better for having them on. Former Vendor
Replicas?
Still pretty cool though
Still pretty cool though
Former Vendor
Looks awesome 


3rd Gear
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We can't all rock BBS LMs (although I'd love, too). Originally Posted by mcs22004
Interesting that these cheap wheels at least complement the car. Too bad they probably weigh way too much. I have some sub-$200 rims that, although a whopping 17 lbs are great to have in an area with ice and granite curbs.
Konig Feather weights, in lbs:
15" 11.9
16" 15.2
17" 16.8 - 17.1
For the price, I'd say that's pretty reasonable.
And just to reiterate, I think they look fantastic.
OVERDRIVE
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If 17 pounds is "whopping" for a 17" wheel, what is "normal", and "light"? Originally Posted by mcs22004
... although a whopping 17 lbs are great to have in an area with ice and granite curbs.

6th Gear
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Yeah, mine are a massive 20+ pounds. Originally Posted by Ryephile
If 17 pounds is "whopping" for a 17" wheel, what is "normal", and "light"?

5th Gear
Nice wheels you all have. Question: do you have to go to a garage to get the old ones separated from the tires if they're run-flats? How much does it cost per wheel? If I do it myself, what kind of equipment will I need?
6th Gear
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If you want to continue to use the runflats, you need to take the wheels/tires to a garage that has the proper equipment (not all can handle the runflats). I don't know how much it would cost--not really much I'd guess.Originally Posted by beasleyboy
Nice wheels you all have. Question: do you have to go to a garage to get the old ones separated from the tires if they're run-flats? How much does it cost per wheel? If I do it myself, what kind of equipment will I need?
The other option is to just buy a tire+wheel combo. There are a lot of deals like that from most dealers.
4th Gear
Hi guys.
I'm undecided on which colour to mount to my R56 AB/W.
I've narrowed it down to the ADVAN RZ 17". But I can't decide if i should go for the bronze or the gun metal colour.
Any pics of AB/W out there with brownz or gun metal wheels??????
thanks
I'm undecided on which colour to mount to my R56 AB/W.
I've narrowed it down to the ADVAN RZ 17". But I can't decide if i should go for the bronze or the gun metal colour.
Any pics of AB/W out there with brownz or gun metal wheels??????
thanks
2nd Gear
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I'm undecided on which colour to mount to my R56 AB/W.
I've narrowed it down to the ADVAN RZ 17". But I can't decide if i should go for the bronze or the gun metal colour.
Any pics of AB/W out there with brownz or gun metal wheels??????
thanks
You can try this thread. https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...d.php?t=145581 Originally Posted by danielo
Hi guys.I'm undecided on which colour to mount to my R56 AB/W.
I've narrowed it down to the ADVAN RZ 17". But I can't decide if i should go for the bronze or the gun metal colour.
Any pics of AB/W out there with brownz or gun metal wheels??????
thanks
I'm not sure how active it is, but it seems like one of them is going to post pics. Hope this helps. And in my opinion, i think gun metal is killer on a black mini (i believe that is what you mean by ab/w).

My little dose of LITHIUM
Yeh, let's see more pics! mnimule's appear to be the same wheels as on the white mini-but they look better on the dark car.
4th Gear
3rd Gear
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Very fine wheel pr0n. Thanks for sharing!Originally Posted by Vincent.
Coming Soon! Waiting on new TPMS sensors!
My little dose of LITHIUM
Looking good mnimule! Now make it as low as D Units' wife's car and we have a winner!! ding ding ding.
Geez, that really shows how much like a 4x4 a stock R56 is. Woops.
Geez, that really shows how much like a 4x4 a stock R56 is. Woops.





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