What do you think about these?
02-07-2011 | 02:12 AM
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That's a preety sleek and elegant design, just not "sporty" (what people here normally look for).
And if you ask me, the 166s are the "poor man's dream", i.e. the man that can not afford an M5, but seeks to associate his normal E60 with an M5..
I think these wheels are from a 7-series (E65?) and I am sure they do look great on a 7-series.
Other E65 wheels have proven to look pretty good on an E60, just haven't seen these on an E60 yet.
What size are these? If they're 20', I would say that's too much. 19' would be ideal.
And if you ask me, the 166s are the "poor man's dream", i.e. the man that can not afford an M5, but seeks to associate his normal E60 with an M5..
I think these wheels are from a 7-series (E65?) and I am sure they do look great on a 7-series.
Other E65 wheels have proven to look pretty good on an E60, just haven't seen these on an E60 yet.
What size are these? If they're 20', I would say that's too much. 19' would be ideal.
02-07-2011 | 03:34 AM
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From: Scania, Scandinavia
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That's a preety sleek and elegant design, just not "sporty" (what people here normally look for).
And if you ask me, the 166s are the "poor man's dream", i.e. the man that can not afford an M5, but seeks to associate his normal E60 with an M5..
I think these wheels are from a 7-series (E65?) and I am sure they do look great on a 7-series.
Other E65 wheels have proven to look pretty good on an E60, just haven't seen these on an E60 yet.
What size are these? If they're 20', I would say that's too much. 19' would be ideal.
And if you ask me, the 166s are the "poor man's dream", i.e. the man that can not afford an M5, but seeks to associate his normal E60 with an M5..
I think these wheels are from a 7-series (E65?) and I am sure they do look great on a 7-series.
Other E65 wheels have proven to look pretty good on an E60, just haven't seen these on an E60 yet.
What size are these? If they're 20', I would say that's too much. 19' would be ideal.
02-07-2011 | 03:55 AM
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From: Columbia, SC
My Ride: 2001 E38 740il (retired)
2008 E60 528i
That's a preety sleek and elegant design, just not "sporty" (what people here normally look for).
And if you ask me, the 166s are the "poor man's dream", i.e. the man that can not afford an M5, but seeks to associate his normal E60 with an M5..
I think these wheels are from a 7-series (E65?) and I am sure they do look great on a 7-series.
Other E65 wheels have proven to look pretty good on an E60, just haven't seen these on an E60 yet.
What size are these? If they're 20', I would say that's too much. 19' would be ideal.
And if you ask me, the 166s are the "poor man's dream", i.e. the man that can not afford an M5, but seeks to associate his normal E60 with an M5..
I think these wheels are from a 7-series (E65?) and I am sure they do look great on a 7-series.
Other E65 wheels have proven to look pretty good on an E60, just haven't seen these on an E60 yet.
What size are these? If they're 20', I would say that's too much. 19' would be ideal.
I think I'm gonna stick with my original choice of the 124's.
02-07-2011 | 04:52 AM
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My Ride: 2006 530xi (Titanium Grey/ Black interior) Debaged, L.e.d. light upgrade throughout. ACS roof spoiler. H&R sport sprigs, Angel eye upgrade, euro sticker, ,matte black grills.
Bu. You have to see these in person. They come on the 335i sport. They are polished with low profile tires. It all depends on your stance. You have to be dropped right
