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FS: BBS LM - 17x9 +20 | Yokohama ES100 255/40/17
Feb 27, 2007, 01:12 AM
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FS: BBS LM - 17x9 +20 | Yokohama ES100 255/40/17
*** BBS LM 17x9 +20 with Yoko ES100's. 255/40/17. Will require some fender work in the rear, should run around -3 deg camber. These wheels were used when I acquired them, which means one of them was bent, and there is some brake dust that I cannot remove by regular cleaning. I had a wheel shop press the wheel true again. They are completely balanced and does not vibrate. Tires have about 80% tread life left. Will include 3MM spacer needed to clear the front brakes, lug nuts and wheel locks. $2900
Price does not include shipping. Located in Socal. Willing to ship at buyers expense. I accept paypal as long as fee's are covered. Contact me at edgliu@yahoo.com or send PM!
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Price does not include shipping. Located in Socal. Willing to ship at buyers expense. I accept paypal as long as fee's are covered. Contact me at edgliu@yahoo.com or send PM!
Ed
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Feb 27, 2007, 03:09 PM
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Pics are working for me, try right clicking and selecting show picture... you don't need to run high camber, but if you want to run this size tire I would suggest it so that you don't rub everywhere.
For fender work I just cut the inner lip on the rear fenders with a dremel. Very simple to do. I didn't flare or roll, so its not really anything too crazy.
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For fender work I just cut the inner lip on the rear fenders with a dremel. Very simple to do. I didn't flare or roll, so its not really anything too crazy.
Ed
