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Been a while since I've posted about my car, but after a really long hiatus, my car is finally getting the Aimgain GT over fenders installed at Signature Autobody here in Orange, CA - and my new wheels are arriving from Japan soon.
I know I saw a pic of these on a Mercedes earlier this year (no more than a few sets of these here in the US), but I'm pretty excited to be getting a set of these myself, 21" BBS LM-R:
Damn, those wheels are so nice. My new set will be similar to this but made by Work. Excited to see the progress on your LS.
Nat you're picking up all the wheels in Work's wheel catalog faster than they can release new wheels. I was on the fence for such a long time (and still kind of am) on ordering a set of work wheels with the bronze anodized barrel just because it looks so nice.
Saw your car on IG at the shop who did the work but had no idea this was your car, all I have to say is your car is soooooo CLEAN!!! I love it!
Thanks, few more small little things to finish it off, but I'm really happy with the outcome as well. The guys over at Signature Autobody definitely went over and beyond my expectations putting this together for me.
Originally Posted by 1Putt
Looks great...
Wheel offset and width specs ?
Unfortunately because these wheels aren't rebarreled (yet) the widths/offsets offered from BBS Japan are extremely limited. This particular set is a square set up with 21x10 +35 all around.
These are the only two sizes offered by BBS Japan:
This thing is dope. Huge fan of the LM-Rs. Nice job!
Seeing what you did with your SC430, I'm excited to see what you have planned for your LS
Originally Posted by Kira X
That looks awesome! Those wheels are sick!
Thanks, I love 'em too.
Originally Posted by PROSTAR
looking good love the overs
Thanks! For those who are on the fence about deciding on whether or not they want to do over fenders - finding a bodyshop qualified to do the work is the utmost importance. The bodyshop in this case are the real artists. Tons of work goes into "making these fit".
After seeing MrMark's car at SEMA, there are definitely differences between the way mine are installed and the way MrMark's are installed; however, there is no "right way" of installing these because at the end of the day, these were not meant for our cars.
12-15-14, 10:41 AM
