Z4 Ellipsoid Alloys on a Z3?
Z4 Ellipsoid Alloys on a Z3?
As per the title really, anyone seen these fitted to a Z3 or have any pics?
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Nope, never have, and to be honest, not sure they'd go with the retro look of the Z3. But, each to their own, could always try having a bash with photoshop and seeing about placing some pics of the wheels onto your Z.
Would be interesting to see the results
Would be interesting to see the results
BMW Z3 2.0L Velvet Blue Individual Edition
If you are thinking of getting some there are a couple of things to perhaps be aware of:
1) These are the 107 style and they a quite heavy. There is a newer version which is very similar and I am told lighter, but since I got them cheap I had no choice.
2) Tramlining was terrible until I fitted poly bushes as recommend by Mike F.
1) These are the 107 style and they a quite heavy. There is a newer version which is very similar and I am told lighter, but since I got them cheap I had no choice.
2) Tramlining was terrible until I fitted poly bushes as recommend by Mike F.
Last edited by TimS on Fri 20 Jun, 2008 15:04, edited 1 time in total.
They are 107's.
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I had them on my first Z4. Two advantages of the 107: they are very easy to clean; and do not suffer the corrosion problems associated with the 108.
<img src="http://api.photoshop.com/home_bf94b49cf ... c0c8f6af7e" alt="" width="" height="" border="0" />
I had them on my first Z4. Two advantages of the 107: they are very easy to clean; and do not suffer the corrosion problems associated with the 108.
Last edited by greg_ch on Fri 20 Jun, 2008 14:19, edited 1 time in total.
Thanks for the advice and for the pics (if you've got any more of other angles I'd really appreciate them). I'm seriously close to purchasing a Z3 and I'd like to replace the alloys with something other than stock Z3 alloys (but most likely still BMW) - these ones are definately on my shortlist!TimS wrote:If you are thinking of getting some there are a couple of things to perhaps be aware of:
1) These are the 108 style and they a quite heavy. There is a newer version which is very similar and I am told lighter, but since I got them cheap I had no choice.
2) Tramlining was terrible until I fitted poly bushes as recommend by Mike F.
Cheers,
Matt