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Old 09-08-2010, 01:28 PM
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These wheels have a large dish on a 10.5" rim the rear dish measures over 11cm!!
They are 9inc et 15 front and a massive 10.5 et22 rear centre bore 74.1
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Not to burst your bubble but that's about average for all the DPE wheels I sell. Are these forged?

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not forged but checked them out they feel very so slightly heavy than my stock 18".

i can not afford expensive wheels i brought a new house and 530d all in the same year its been a bit of a heavy one lol

these are only £900 uk pounds
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not too bad in price but like you said you sacrifice quality and weight
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I have MRR GT1s in 20s and the rear is 4" deep....which is the only reason they're still on my car
The front looks to be deep on those also!
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lol thats not deep or aggressive

im doing 9.5 et11 and 11 et14
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these alloys are light there motorsport racing developed

there big enuf for me not much like this in uk realy
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what side will i need to use on these will they rub on the rear?
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there made by bbsfor german mk motorsport
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MK wheels...such a classic design. Always liked them
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