vicsis250

A word of advice don't order from carid.com they are a bunch of AH

BayAreaLex

Thank you sir.

I love the look, didn't notice much change in the handling department, but I would be lying to you if I said that I don't feel a difference in acceleration. The car feels noticeably heavier. Although I haven't verified yet, I also expect a hit in the MPG department from rolling these heavy wheels around.

Given that these wheels were designed for a 4500lb BMW, it's no surprise...

Since this isn't a car that I race or beat on, losing a bit of acceleration isn't a huge deal to me. I probably would avoid putting on a wheel this heavy on one of my Mustangs however.

Luke

BayAreaLex

And the "out of left field" award goes to...

vuhnilla

God, CCW's are classic on ANYTHING!

BayAreaLex

Agreed. Waiting for someone to come out with an 18-19" CCW replica ;-)

sLOWaristo

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Hey bayarea, hope you don't mind me asking but can I get the link to where you found the specs for the guy who was runnin the oem 17's spaced.

BayAreaLex

I wish I could help you with that one.

It just came up after several searches. Maybe someone will chime in and help you identify the owner.

minjarre

iTrader: (4)

looks good, i'm on a hunt myself for some rims, so undecided

BayAreaLex

Bringing this from way back...

I've been daily driving the style95s for just over 3yrs now. I absolutely love the way they look and the offsets are near perfection for a 98-05 GS.

Even though I love the wheels, I'm considering getting something else. I need your help. Here is what I want:

- 18" I'd like them to be on the wider side
- 60.1" bore, I don't want to have to use hubcentric rings
- They need to either have a lip or be concave (similar to style95)
- They need to be light weight (style95 are really heavy)

What would you guys recommend?
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