Thanks ajm for the link. I didn't find the Alpina replicas in 18" on their site :cry: . munky, my 19's are a direct fit on my car with no spacers, and no fender work was needed whatsoever to make the wheels fit, there are also no rubbing issues. My car is a 1987, therefore i have the bigger rear arc...

Hi everyone! I haven't posted here in a LONG LONG time, i've been doing some "catch up" reading and i must say there are some HOT rides here! I was just wondering if anyone knows of a shop where i could find a NEW set of 18" Alpina replicas. I am currently running 19"s on my e30, and am thinking of ...

The new 19's were a direct bolt on, and fit perfectly. I can also turn the wheels all the way to theft and right without any rubbing at all. My car is also VERY low. I will be posting pics in April when i get my car out of storage!

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Nice car!

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Rich_W wrote:Like the 328 car best. One of my favourites from the scene right now.

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Those diving board bumpers bring back bad memories of my car when i first purchased it...the body looks quite clean tho.

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I can't wait to see pics when the car is finished. I still can't believe how BIG your 19's look on your car. I installed my new 19's and they look alot smaller then yours...oh well.

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Damn, that's one fine looking e30. Gunmetal/Graphite wheels with a polished lip look amazing on lachs/silver e30's.

Nice ride man!

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