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Old 07-29-2006, 04:30 PM   #1
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Default Thinkin about sellin the rims...

Im thinkin about sellin the MMII Sport rims...i only have three and they have slight curb rashes on them...how much should i sell them for? Also, do you guys think the Asa Ar1 would look good on my car? I really want somethin lightweight but dont want to go all the way down to 15". Heres a link to the rims i want.

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Old 07-29-2006, 04:40 PM   #2
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hey, if i were you, i would stop by cherry-auto and see if i can get any deals on some wheels (haha that rhymes)

http://cherry-auto.com/?search%5Bid_...rch%5Byear%5D=

I think these all should fit your car, except for the 19's
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you can also search under 323's and some other cars. any wheels you find with 120 mm offset and below 18's should fit i believe
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with 120 mm offset and below 18's should fit i believe


I thought our cars required an offset of something in the neighborhood of 40mm??
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i'm don't know what i'm talking about, its prolly not offset. rims from an m3 of the same year should fit though
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ET35, 5 x 120 is the usual i believe....
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Are m3 rims light? Well almost as light or lighter than the stock 15"s?
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I found these this morning and thinkin about bidding on them. Found out they weigh about 23lbs each....is it really worth getting? The miglias are 21lbs each and i think theyre freakin heavy on my car.

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21 lbs is not bad at all for a 17 inch rim.
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So then, would you say i should go for the contours? I cant find one more rim for my miglia set.
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