Pic Request: 20" Miro M6 style wheels
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hi guys, im currently in the market for theses wheels and wanted to see what the 20's look like? i know alot of you guys go with the 19's, is there a specific reason for that other than less weight and cheaper price?
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Originally Posted by JetBlack5OC' post='617143' date='Jul 5 2008, 09:41 PM
Replicas don't get love around here.
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Of all the rep wheels out there, MIRO's are one of the few that can be relied upon for quality and reputation. It's probably the only company aside from VMR that I'd purchase reps from, so if that's your worry, it shouldn't be. And the Miro 167 reps are available in 20's.
One other item to consider, however. The hub size is not the same as your OEM rim. I believe they are 74.1 vs. the 72.56 of the E60....so you'd need hubcentric rings.
One other item to consider, however. The hub size is not the same as your OEM rim. I believe they are 74.1 vs. the 72.56 of the E60....so you'd need hubcentric rings.
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Originally Posted by RJH&CO' post='617161' date='Jul 5 2008, 10:06 PM
do they even have 20s in m6 style?
i would like to see the pix as well.
i would like to see the pix as well.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/20-BMW-E39-...sspagenameZWDVW
here are the black 20's with actual pics on a few bmw's but you cant really see the 5 series that well.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/20-BMW-M6-E...sspagenameZWDVW
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Originally Posted by DrLev99' post='617154' date='Jul 5 2008, 07:56 PM
Of all the rep wheels out there, MIRO's are one of the few that can be relied upon for quality and reputation.
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Originally Posted by DrLev99' post='617154' date='Jul 5 2008, 07:56 PM
Of all the rep wheels out there, MIRO's are one of the few that can be relied upon for quality and reputation. It's probably the only company aside from VMR that I'd purchase reps from, so if that's your worry, it shouldn't be.
One other item to consider, however. The hub size is not the same as your OEM rim. I believe they are 74.1 vs. the 72.56 of the E60....so you'd need hubcentric rings.
One other item to consider, however. The hub size is not the same as your OEM rim. I believe they are 74.1 vs. the 72.56 of the E60....so you'd need hubcentric rings.
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Not a big fan of the 20" 346's but here is a link for some pics..
Not a big fan of the 20" 346's but here is a link for some pics..