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Re: Anyone have BBS RK IIs on their cars? Opinions (archive)
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Posted by rdh2002 on July 09, 2000 at 16:12:10:

In Reply to: Anyone have BBS RK IIs on their cars? Opinions on posted by these wheels? on July 09, 2000 at 12:31:48:


I dont have "real" RKII's but I have copies made by Smith's, I was told it is a division of TSW, which look just like the RKII's except they have three bolts between the wide spokes and two between the narrower, instead of two all the way around. Mine are 17x8's and I love these wheels they are beautiful on the car, they are easy to clean because you can get your whole hand in there to clean them. I've gotten compliments from people w/ M3's, M5's, 2002's, e30 and e36 owners, many other people, never gotten a negative comment on them.
You can go to www.Tirerack.com to see pictures of them on an e36, if you want, I think they have about 70 or 80 different wheels to fit e36, and a few others listed under M3 that aren't under 325is.
I'vs also seen an e36 race car with BBS RK's on that looked good as well and they are like 1/2 the price of the RKII's. BTW tirerack list them for something like $509 per for 17x8 while Bekkers has them for $475.
Good luck.

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