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How to buy CSL wheels?
- tehdarkstar
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How to buy CSL wheels?
I have asked my dealer to quote me the CSL wheels and tyres as I'm tinking on getting them fitted in my M, but he said that these wheels can be sold only to owners of M3 CSL cars and he needs a chassis number to be able to order them from BMW.
How did you guys managed to get yours?
How did you guys managed to get yours?
- JayD
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Some dealers play ball, some dont.
You can buy them from here and I have heard good things:
http://www.simpsonmotorsport.co.uk
You can buy them from here and I have heard good things:
http://www.simpsonmotorsport.co.uk
- spokey
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Re: How to buy CSL wheels?
There are a lot of replicas out there as well. You could always buy a CSL and get a spare set of wheels.tehdarkstar wrote:I have asked my dealer to quote me the CSL wheels and tyres as I'm tinking on getting them fitted in my M, but he said that these wheels can be sold only to owners of M3 CSL cars and he needs a chassis number to be able to order them from BMW.
How did you guys managed to get yours?
As it were.
Cheers,
Spokey
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I got mine from this chap in Germany - won the auction on about £950 - faultless deal and shipped to me in two days.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/genuine-OEM-BMW-E ... dZViewItem
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/genuine-OEM-BMW-E ... dZViewItem
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- All Pina
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I'd be nervous of buying those with the Conti sports on - there was a long thread on the old Z4UM about tyre formats for CSLs on Z4Ms, and this combination does not look right. If they both have a 35 profile then the circumference must be different back to front (there in usually some difference but not this much). I could be talking B8lox though and happy to stand corrected.
Better to buy fresh rims and then spec your own rubber IMHO.
Better to buy fresh rims and then spec your own rubber IMHO.
The 3rd chapter in my Z4 odyssey - 35is Melbourne Red, Black Kansas, DCT, 326M 19"s.
Now the 4th chapter - SDrive20i M Sport Manual, Sapphire Black, Beige Kansas, 326Ms
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No your quite correct, the correct sizes are 235/35/19F and 265/30/19R or you can go for 245/35/19F and 275/30/19R.All Pina wrote:I'd be nervous of buying those with the Conti sports on - there was a long thread on the old Z4UM about tyre formats for CSLs on Z4Ms, and this combination does not look right. If they both have a 35 profile then the circumference must be different back to front (there in usually some difference but not this much). I could be talking B8lox though and happy to stand corrected.
Better to buy fresh rims and then spec your own rubber IMHO.
Personally I'd want to get the PS2s on there straight away.
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