108's fitted

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deka

Senior member
After finishing my DIY refurb finally got around to fitting a set of Falken 452's ... he are a couple of before and after pics..

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the original turbines

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108's fitted :-)

off out in the sun.... and after all i have read about switching from RFT is true,,, handles much better and smoother ride

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they look terrific :thumbsup: just awaiting a set from forum friend which require a thorough going over :?
planned on pro job but why not rum us through what you spent (time & money) + any tips & i may have a crack myself :)
 
Its a doddle mr wilks.... Cost me about 30£ but i already had some polishing mops and wet and dry paper.. the real expense was the nitromos stripper, rattle can varnish, varnish remover pad for the drill and the m8 spline tool to split them prob about 50 £ if you dont have the other bits.

this was a quick post i put.
http://www.z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=38407&p=529756&hilit=+108%2A#p529756

this is the how to in the wheels section.
http://www.z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=15605

there's this one too another good guide


http://www.z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=10316

Just takes a bit of time.
 
deka, great job :thumbsup:

One thing getting something sorted, quite another doing it yourself, must be very satisfying 8)
 
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