Fbody sitting on M5 wheels.
It does look good. What about the weight? Are they more or less than your stockers? So does this mean any wheels that would fit an M5 will fit our cars? There are some pretty nice Hamann wheels out there.
Originally posted by Team Untouchable
It does look good. What about the weight? Are they more or less than your stockers? So does this mean any wheels that would fit an M5 will fit our cars? There are some pretty nice Hamann wheels out there.
It does look good. What about the weight? Are they more or less than your stockers? So does this mean any wheels that would fit an M5 will fit our cars? There are some pretty nice Hamann wheels out there.
so I'm like I'm still putting out the horses to the wheel. I would prefer lighter wheels, but it really doesn't matter to me I guess, cuz i put my stocks on for the track and for autocross and speedtrials.
Last edited by therealmagyver; Jan 15, 2003 at 09:31 AM.
Did the rims have to get forced on at all? F-bodies have a 5 lug on a 4.75" bolt circle (120.6mm), while the bimmers have a 5 on 120mm bolt circle (just a touch smaller). This would put a little load on the studs, (about .010 bending...). So far so good?
Originally posted by Z28tt
Did the rims have to get forced on at all? F-bodies have a 5 lug on a 4.75" bolt circle (120.6mm), while the bimmers have a 5 on 120mm bolt circle (just a touch smaller). This would put a little load on the studs, (about .010 bending...). So far so good?
Did the rims have to get forced on at all? F-bodies have a 5 lug on a 4.75" bolt circle (120.6mm), while the bimmers have a 5 on 120mm bolt circle (just a touch smaller). This would put a little load on the studs, (about .010 bending...). So far so good?
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