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Mod Bargain sare flogging M6 BMW rims with centers and all that look to be miro's but they are not. They are more expensive and look better. I want to know who can tell me if an offset of et20 on a 19x8.5 inch rim will work all round on my 525i? I do not want 9.5's on the rear. Too wanky for Aus.
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how do they look better? I have seen the Miros and honestly i can't tell the difference.
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Miros have a cheap black looking recesses section while these appear more light grey or titanium in finish. Look more like the OEM in finish.
Originally Posted by RJH&CO' post='621278' date='Jul 11 2008, 10:57 PM
how do they look better? I have seen the Miros and honestly i can't tell the difference.
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Originally Posted by cookceramics' post='621175' date='Jul 11 2008, 04:08 AM
Mod Bargain sare flogging M6 BMW rims with centers and all that look to be miro's but they are not. They are more expensive and look better.
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One quick way to tell the difference between the Miro's is what was stated by Cook above. They have a darker paint on the inner part of the wheel, and the rim's around the outer edge is not as thick as OEM. There's also a groove along the inner portion of the OEM wheel that is absent on the Miro's.
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Ez comparison..
The first pic is oem m6, 2nd is Miro, 3rd (bottom) is Modbargains..
I stand behind my Miro's 100%
They've been amazing so far.
The first pic is oem m6, 2nd is Miro, 3rd (bottom) is Modbargains..
I stand behind my Miro's 100%
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This semi-circular groove on the OEM below is absent on the reps, and the other edges coming off the lip are more curved/beveled as well, compared to the reps. Plus, the outer OEM edges are bit thicker (pic 2 shows it well)...like I said above.
The 74.1mm center bore worries me the most with the Miro's.....need hubcentric rings on the lower offset reps used on the non-xi models.
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The 74.1mm center bore worries me the most with the Miro's.....need hubcentric rings on the lower offset reps used on the non-xi models.
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Originally Posted by DrLev99' post='621601' date='Jul 11 2008, 02:30 PM
This semi-circular groove on the OEM below is absent on the reps, and the other edges coming off the lip are more curved/beveled as well, compared to the reps. Plus, the outer OEM edges are bit thicker (pic 2 shows it well)...like I said above.
The 74.1mm center bore worries me the most with the Miro's.....need hubcentric rings on the lower offset reps used on the non-xi models.
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The 74.1mm center bore worries me the most with the Miro's.....need hubcentric rings on the lower offset reps used on the non-xi models.
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Originally Posted by too solid' post='621606' date='Jul 11 2008, 06:40 PM
..and the OEM "M" stickers are smaller. 1 fell off of my wheel, so I went to BMW to replace it and noticed they're noticably smaller then the ones on my Miro's (OEM set of 4 cost me $60). I'm either going to replace all of them....
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