BBS LM - Silver

[SUPREM3]

Hello,

Up for sale are my brand new in box (BNIB) BBS LM's. So new I literally haven't even seen the boxes opened yet. They are currently at the shop (Supreme Power) and can be shipped or picked up from there.

Front Wheels - BBS LM 19x8.5 +18 (LM431DSPK)
Rear Wheels - BBS LM 19x10 +25 (LM272DSPK)
Center Caps - BBS Black/Gold (56.24.120)

MSRP - $4862
Asking - $4000 (No Sales Tax Added of Course)
Shipping - Approx $200

Reason For Sale: I am in the midst of headers, cams, cam followers, harnesses and likely consolidating from a street and track setup to a single wheel (E88) to make my life slightly easier.

UPDATED with Photos For Your Viewing Pleasure (Black Caps are Standard but Blue & Red Optional)




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Thanks,
B

[SUPREM3]

Updated with Pictures!

[Bostonbruck]

Love the wheels GLWS

[Calb]

Wow!

[0-60motorsports]

LOVE THESE! GLWS

[KoukiMonster]

Would you sell just the blue caps?

[SUPREM3]

Would you sell just the blue caps?

Would be happy to grab you some caps. Shoot me a PM.

[SUPREM3]

TTT w. Price Reduction.

[Speed Monkey]

Man, those BBeez are super nice.

[BlueBimmers]

Just WOW. Front offset sounds very non-stock, can you educate me?

[oceansize]

^I'm running 19x9 et28 with 2 degrees camber and no rubbing at all. So to relate this to a setup that works, his 19x8.5 et18 is roughly equivalent to a 19x9 et24 as you can roughly figure 6mm of poke per half inch of tire width. So his wheel would have roughly 4-5mm more poke than my 19x9 et28. Therefore his 19x8.5et18 would be fine with roughly 2 degrees (maybe even 1.8 or 1.9 degrees) camber up front without issue. Depending on ride height you would, in all likelihood, need camber plates to have no rubbing at full lock etc.

I've been giving these a hard look. My favorites

[Tbonem3]

Rubbing isn't nec solved with more neg camber as that may then cause rubbing on the inside liners.

I would guess 8.5et18 is too aggressive to run 245 tires, maybe 235 would work, more likely stock 225.

I don't think it's e46 m3 fitment, but that doesn't mean it can't be made to work.

I start rubbing at 8.5"et20 with 245/40/18, tho mpss have beefy sidewalls. I back it down to et22 and I'm fine.

[oceansize]

Rubbing isn't nec solved with more neg camber as that may then cause rubbing on the inside liners.

I would guess 8.5et18 is too aggressive to run 245 tires, maybe 235 would work, more likely stock 225.

I don't think it's e46 m3 fitment, but that doesn't mean it can't be made to work.

I start rubbing at 8.5"et20 with 245/40/18, tho mpss have beefy sidewalls. I back it down to et22 and I'm fine.

Good points T, I always forget to factor in tire size.

Edit: FYI: I'm running 245/35/19s currently.

[ATS///Antone]

Beautiful wheels - love the blue centers