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mabz
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 0343038643 im thinking of buying these for my e36 but cant work out if there genuine or not as i thought they were a staggered fitment but these are 7.5 all round and all the ones ive seen on m3's dont say "bmw motorsport"any help wil be greatly appreciated as i do not want fakes thanks in advance mabz
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Rav335uk
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I thought they were staggered to.
Can't help.
Email the seller for close up pics
Can't help.
Email the seller for close up pics

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mabz
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anyone out there helloooo coooiue
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mabz
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does anyone know 
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harry_p
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i thought they were supposed to be stagered as standard? maybe theyre 2 pairs of fronts, or maybe a stagered setup was a cost option that became standard later on. is the seller sure theyre not staggered? they have different tyres front and rear which would be unusual if the wheels are the same size all round, will they take any closeup pics of the writing on the back of the wheels?
afaik copies either say 'motorsport' only, or are blank. i don't think any copies got away with putting 'bmw' on their wheels.
i'm fairly certain that's the case with the more usual split 5-spoke m3 wheels anyway, and pretty sure bmw would sue the arse off anyone using their name on a replica of their product.
afaik copies either say 'motorsport' only, or are blank. i don't think any copies got away with putting 'bmw' on their wheels.
i'm fairly certain that's the case with the more usual split 5-spoke m3 wheels anyway, and pretty sure bmw would sue the arse off anyone using their name on a replica of their product.
cheers,
harry
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dickster
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I was under the impression that this style of wheel wasn't staggered unlike the later Evo type that looks almost similar in as far as it has a similar amount of spokes but with spokes that are more curved like the spokes on the standard 3.0 M3 rims.
These were an optional extra on the 3.0.
These were an optional extra on the 3.0.
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mabz
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cheers boys nice 1 i kind of had that idea bout the bmw logo too but wasn't sure really not up for getting skanked either thanks again 
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mabz
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yep there genuine they came off an early m3 found a pic of them on bmwmregistry and ive bought them gonna look sweet on the compact
get rid of them nasty five spokes with tractor tyres
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harry_p
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theyre my favourite e36 m3 wheels, nice one 
cheers,
harry
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mabz
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yeah mine too i will have to put some pics up when there on.they'd look sweet on yours refurbed in white!!!do itharry_p wrote:theyre my favourite e36 m3 wheels, nice one
