CSL wheels question...

[Mike RT4]

...can the miniature "M" badges on the wheels be purchased seperately from BMW?

[Bounce]

...can the miniature "M" badges on the wheels be purchased seperately from BMW?

Yes they can,you can also get them on Ebay.

[73CSL]

any recommendations for the best glue to use for the badges ?

[Bounce]

any recommendations for the best glue to use for the badges ?

They come with Sticky backs.

[73CSL]

that makes sense :thumbs:

Although, I have a set of 4 that were removed from the wheels pre -refurb that now have no sticky.

Genuine are £5 each !!

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B004XE9UMS/ref=pd_lpo_k2_dp_sr_1?pf_rd_p=103612307&pf_rd_s=lpo-top-stripe&pf_rd_t=201&pf_rd_i=B008AHO2AY&pf_rd_m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_r=1KEQT0ENM3NAK3HFCDCM

Think I'll try & reattach my original ones

[Neil M]

You did well with those wheels Mike, good buy usually sell for approx £1250 a set.:thumbs:
"M" Badge Wheel Sticker, Part No: 36 11 2 228 660 x4 £21.84
Wheel Center Caps, Part No: 36 13 6 768 640 x4 £39.40 (Just in case you need to replace) :wink:

http://stores.ebay.co.uk/BMW-Direct-Store?_trksid=p2045573.m649&_trkparms=%26clkid%3D7138467176519489139

[Mike RT4]

You did well with those wheels Mike, good buy usually sell for approx £1250 a set.:thumbs:
"M" Badge Wheel Sticker, Part No: 36 11 2 228 660 x4 £21.84
Wheel Center Caps, Part No: 36 13 6 768 640 x4 £39.40 (Just in case you need to replace) :wink:

http://stores.ebay.co.uk/BMW-Direct-Store?_trksid=p2045573.m649&_trkparms=%26clkid%3D7138467176519489139

Cheers as usual Neil .

I think they were probably bought off someone on here, as he mentioned that he bought them three years ago off a guy who was converting his CSL into a race car .

Just need some Cups now .

Forgot to ask, using the ebay shop - isn't any cheaper than going direct to a local dealer in your experience?

[0836whimper]

And don't buy centre caps off eBay, they look exactly the same but don't fit properly. Get them from BMW.

[Neil M]

BMW Direct are the same price for parts as the Dealerships
However one charge of £1.99 post for multiple items is sometimes convenient.

Cups: They don't always show up as being available, I looked for a week at rears only then spoke to 'Brian' at Camskill, he knows where we're going and who's coming with us
Mine were delivered last Thursday, See: https://nam3forum.com/forums/forum/c...-cups-camskill Good Luck :thumbs:

[E46CSL]

BMW Direct are the same price for parts as the Dealerships
However one charge of £1.99 post for multiple items is sometimes convenient.

BMW Car Club membership is handy - 10% off all parts.

[Mike RT4]

You did well with those wheels Mike, good buy usually sell for approx £1250 a set.:thumbs:
"M" Badge Wheel Sticker, Part No: 36 11 2 228 660 x4 £21.84
Wheel Center Caps, Part No: 36 13 6 768 640 x4 £39.40 (Just in case you need to replace) :wink:

http://stores.ebay.co.uk/BMW-Direct-Store?_trksid=p2045573.m649&_trkparms=%26clkid%3D7138467176519489139

Regarding the centre caps - I can only find these, which are a different part number?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BMW-Genuine-Alloy-Wheel-Center-Cover-Hub-Cap-Chrome-68mm-x1-36136783536-/181037676886?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item2a26afb956

[Neil M]

Time my wheels had a new set. I've already asked the question:

"Thank you for your inquiry.
We can confirm this item is compatible with the wheel number you have provided.":supz:

[deanobeano]

Slightly OT and apologies for jumping in on this thread, but does anyone use the (?plastic) wheel bolt covers?

My car just has the wheel bolts showing and they stand out a bit, not being the same colour as the wheel.

I can see replacements on Ebay, but any idea as to the BMW part number?

[0836whimper]

On option is to paint them black with Hammerite. They'll look smart then.
You can do it after you've bolted the wheels on if you use a small brush, straight onto the surface rust, doesn't take very long.

[chrisburns]

On option is to paint them black with Hammerite. They'll look smart then.
You can do it after you've bolted the wheels on if you use a small brush, straight onto the surface rust, doesn't take very long.

What I do is get an old shoe box or something and pop the bolts into the lid of it. Then you have a perfect platform for spraying them.

Just be careful when refitting them again.