FS: 18x8.5 BBS RKII's

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saabkid37

Discussion Starter · Aug 19, 2010

picked these up recently. they are audi fitment, so 5x112 with 57.1 center bore.

2 have dented lips that have caused a little clear coat damage, but it is easily fixable. there are plenty of wheel places that would have no issue boring out the 57.1 to 65.1.

the center caps arent mint either, but can be replaced for $15 each.

these would probably require about $300 in work to be in great shape and fit a saab.

Tires are 225/40 kumho asx all season with pretty good life left.

Asking $700 picked up/meet up, partial deposit required

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Saabeh

· #2 · Aug 19, 2010

After they are bored, what do you use? Wobble bolts, adapter spacers?

jssaab

· #3 · Aug 19, 2010

Picked up where???

saabkid37

Discussion Starter · #4 · Aug 19, 2010

Saabeh said:
After they are bored, what do you use? Wobble bolts, adapter spacers?

wobble bolts, and to be safe i would use a 5mm spacer on the front at least, although you may not need it (i run 8.5 wide wheels now at +27 offset in front and there is enough clearance, but i havent measured exactly how much.

jssaab said:
Picked up where???

friend of a friend of a friend had em collecting dust in the back of his shop.

they have the potential to be a pretty sick setup. i had some plans but i may be making a big life move here soon...so may be selling off goodies.

Marks9-3

· #5 · Aug 19, 2010

saabkid37 said:
Asking $700 picked up/meet up, partial deposit required

jssaab said:
Picked up where???

saabkid37 said:
friend of a friend of a friend had em collecting dust in the back of his shop.

Pretty sure it was meant as where are you?

saabkid37

Discussion Starter · #6 · Aug 19, 2010

Marks9-3 said:
Pretty sure it was meant as where are you?

haha holy crap, i must have been really tired last night.

located in 10940 (NY). i will drive 65-75 miles to meet up.

i am also possibly open to trades for other wheels plus cash on your end.

Saabeh

· #7 · Aug 19, 2010

I might be interested, but I just don't know enough about the fitment process.

saabkid37

Discussion Starter · #8 · Aug 19, 2010

what are you trying to put them on

Saabeh

· #9 · Aug 19, 2010

2001 9-5 Aero

Marks9-3

· #10 · Aug 19, 2010

Hubs need to be machined out to 65.1 which is our hub size. Then set of wobble bolts. Not too much too it fitment wise.

saabkid37

Discussion Starter · #11 · Aug 20, 2010

forgot to mention they come with cool tire totes too.

Saabeh

· #12 · Aug 20, 2010

Where can you buy wobble bolts?

saabkid37

Discussion Starter · #13 · Aug 20, 2010

straight from bbs or about 100 other places. they are very easy to find.

jssaab

· #14 · Aug 22, 2010

saabkid37 said:
haha holy crap, i must have been really tired last night.

located in 10940 (NY). i will drive 65-75 miles to meet up.

i am also possibly open to trades for other wheels plus cash on your end.

Well 75 miles will but me about 2 hrs awat that can work. Let me make a few calls about the hub machining and I will PM ya...

NickTurbo900

· #15 · Aug 22, 2010

Nice wheels.

saabkid37

Discussion Starter · #16 · Aug 22, 2010

jssaab said:
Well 75 miles will but me about 2 hrs awat that can work. Let me make a few calls about the hub machining and I will PM ya...

where are you coming from? i thought you were from philly area?

saabkid37

Discussion Starter · #17 · Aug 22, 2010

BTW i have a shop about an hour away from me that i could have do all the work if anyone is interested and willing to pay for it.

Breau

· #18 · Aug 22, 2010

Mike they're called pcd variation bolts. You can use them if the bolt pattern is off by 2mm so 5x108 or 5x112. They have them here you just have the look up the correct thread.
http://www.ezaccessory.com/PCD_Variation_Wobble_Lug_Bot_14x1_50_Thread_28MM_p/pcd1428.htm

jssaab

· #19 · Aug 23, 2010

saabkid37 said:
where are you coming from? i thought you were from philly area?

In DC Now, PM'd

saabkid37

Discussion Starter · #20 · Aug 24, 2010

by the way, if someone didnt want to spend money/couldnt find a place to do the bore...

you could take an air grinder and grind out the entire lip, then use a hub centric ring to reduce it back to 65.1, since the bore of the wheel without the lip would be up near 73mm.

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