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BBS Lm 4sale Genuine staged fit 993/996/997 Brand new refurb

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I am looking to sell my BBS alloys (2pcs) which I got with my 993.

I will upload pics soon as they are currently being refurbed - (diamond cut lip with dark grey centres).

should look like this:

http://www.pureklas.co.uk/wp-content/gallery/before-and-after/lm-b.jpg

http://www.911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=82530&sid=51c1f27e9b1ba9551db8da6b0aa5ac78
(go to adam w pic)


I am in no rush to sell, and fully aware at how hard REAL BBS alloys in a Porsche fitment are to find. WITH staggard fitment and lip. The fronts are 8j and rears 10j (making them good for 996/997s) and the rear lip is about 1/2 inch deeper than front lips.

I will be asking 2750 (the refub is costing me £500) and they will not be used once freshly refurbed. These will be like brand new. A new set of these will cost over £4K so I think it is a fair asking price. I have also just ordered black bolts to go around the alloy at an addition cost of £250. The black bolts on grey would look better (with black and grey bbs centre caps)


Why grey centers and not polished etc. I think the grey centers look amazing on many different coloured body types and they are a popular colour to use with BBS alloys atm:
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These are 18 inch alloys so if you track your car should be ideal.

the alloys are with the refub guys but i am browsing through my pics... and i have these code/numbers:

10J x 18H2ET50
144 stamped on it swell
44558 also stamped on it. This is all i can make out from my pics.

Wil get the model number when i get home as the receipt (from new) is in the history book.



also see:

http://www.gtr.co.uk/forum/208937-my-new-car.html


if you jump to page 3 you will see the rims when I refurbed them 3 months ago in mirror polished bare metal. this refub cost me 650-700

I had to change them as the bare metal maintence was a polish once a month! waaaay too much for me!
 
Very nice LMs :)

GLWS!

As a heads-up, if you use a good wheel sealant, like FK1000P you dont have to polish polished wheels that often. Just give them a wipe round with a micro-fibre when you get the car back home to stop build up of dirt / break dust.

Chris
 
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deutschland-dobson said:
Very nice LMs :)

GLWS!

As a heads-up, if you use a good wheel sealant, like FK1000P you dont have to polish polished wheels that often. Just give them a wipe round with a micro-fibre when you get the car back home to stop build up of dirt / break dust.

Chris
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Cheers chris I sued a sealant the tyre place reconmended but it was just no good!. besides last time I looked the centers were painted hehehe


Im sure these bad boys will turn out nice. will take pics once complete.
:thumb:
 
I'm not sure 18s will achieve the look I want on a 996 will wait and see what they look like post refurb...

Did you font the info on the model numbers?
 
update

Ok guys, went to look at these wheels and they look sooo good. (I might change the advert to say used for 100 miles because I really want to see how they look on my car)

The colour is a shade of anthracite. The wheel guy said its the most poplar on wheel refubs.



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Fronts: BBLM099 8.5x18 LM 5x130 ET 56
Rears: BBLM144 10x18 LM 5x130 ET 50
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a few pics below (not my best photography but I had to be quick today)

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I have two center caps (chrome and black and red) but for £50 I can make center caps in any possible colour combo you can imagine!!!

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Bolts are black all round and bbs valve caps.

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Fronts: BBLM099 8.5x18 LM 5x130 ET 56
Rears: BBLM144 10x18 LM 5x130 ET 50


Any other questions just shout! you are welcome to view them any time and If not sold by the end of march will be put on my car for a few months.

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Other images i got from google:
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Note the fronts are 8.5 (not the 8 that i originally thought making them even better for 996/997s
 
Price drop

Price drop to £1999

This offer is for 2weeks only and then either they'l go on pistonheads or on my car.



:thumb:
 
LM's

not been on the site for a while, do you still have the wheels for sale.
Regards mark
 
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