Campagnolo wheels ??

@JohnP_02 are those BMW ones still available? I saw the eBay link for the ones listed identified by label as for Mercedes/Ford, but not clear whether they would fit a BMW. They look like exactly the same wheel, but my worry is the bolt pattern might be 5x112 like Mercedes rather than 5x120. I do like the look and although I have 16s a set of 14s might be nice…
 
e9Leveque said:
@JohnP_02 are those BMW ones still available? I saw the eBay link for the ones listed identified by label as for Mercedes/Ford, but not clear whether they would fit a BMW. They look like exactly the same wheel, but my worry is the bolt pattern might be 5x112 like Mercedes rather than 5x120. I do like the look and although I have 16s a set of 14s might be nice…
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I don’t know, sorry.
 
Hey all,
That photo that John posted was from my collection.
I have a set of E9 Campagnolo “Turbo” wheels on BaT right now if anyone was interested.

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No Reserve: 14×6.5″ Campagnolo Wheels for BMW

Bid for the chance to own a No Reserve: 14×6.5″ Campagnolo Wheels for BMW at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online. Lot #246,786.
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Hey Chris.
It lists e9 on the Campagnolo’s brochure.
Regarding the et, apparently the factory took the measurement from the rear inner bead lip. If taken from the back of the wheel the offset is 15mm.
Come to think of it, I should probably mention that on the listing,
 
Any advise you could contribute would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers mate
Micah
 

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If close enough to et11 then you are correct, having the lug nuts is the super cool factor though. Your paper shows e12 and e24.
 
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