BBS Wheels
- Thread starter ElRey
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As evident by the pic, should be a perfect fit as these BBS rims have the exact offset as the Alpina staggers. Nonetheless, your front fender lips ought to be rolled to avoid potential rubbing during hard cornerings and hitting of big bumps and potholes.
Bert
72 3.5 CSi
88 M6
Bert
72 3.5 CSi
88 M6
BBS Rims
Not sure of the exact factory model number but I've heard them referred to as "BBS RS II". I have these 16x7 rims on my E24 and E9 and didn't have to roll the front fenders on the latter. Don't understand why not. No clearance issues.
Not sure of the exact factory model number but I've heard them referred to as "BBS RS II". I have these 16x7 rims on my E24 and E9 and didn't have to roll the front fenders on the latter. Don't understand why not. No clearance issues.
Assuming the coupe has not been lowered then most likely, it won't be an issue. But, if the coupe has been lowered then the potential for tire rubbing the fender is much greater. Compressed front suspensions during aggressive driving, cornering, hard braking and big potholes will all contribute the tires hitting the fender lips and pulling them down in the process.
Bert
Bert