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Old 10-05-2017, 02:19 AM
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Thanks. Any issues with rubbing on a non widened front?
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Old 10-05-2017, 02:28 AM
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Thanks. Any issues with rubbing on a non widened front?
No sir. No rubbing w non-widened.

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Old 10-05-2017, 06:56 PM
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Sure. Here is one we did w Porsche Motorsport front end. We can build the wheels to fit non widen front fenders as well.






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Old 10-05-2017, 10:49 PM
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Here is a gt 3 with HRE's with 265 &325 Hoosiers
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Old 10-06-2017, 02:27 AM
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Wait can I run those E88 19s on both my 991RS and 991.2GT3?
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Old 10-06-2017, 02:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Termsheet
I have a 991 GT3RS with 19 inch BBS e88. GMG installed. They run great. Plenty of ride height and no TC,PSM issues. The system recalibrates
What size tires are you running on those wheels? And TC/PSM doesn't go crazy on them?
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Old 10-06-2017, 06:33 PM
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As long as you have steel brakes, yes can run 19" on RS, have to reverse a bolt on the rear for a bit more clearance but otherwise no issues...
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Old 11-22-2017, 06:34 PM
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MSRP on these wheels, from BBS USA website, are $8250/set. Trying to understand how I'm getting quotes for $9495 from Supreme Power. Sure, retailers can charge whatever they want, but come on.

Talk about Porsche tax.....

http://bbs-usa-appguide.com/road-whe...m?CLID=54&WF=6
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Originally Posted by Mvez
MSRP on these wheels, from BBS USA website, are $8250/set. Trying to understand how I'm getting quotes for $9495 from Supreme Power. Sure, retailers can charge whatever they want, but come on.

Talk about Porsche tax.....

http://bbs-usa-appguide.com/road-wheels-detail.cfm?CLID=54&WF=6

Not the case at all. We do not inflate our prices if anything we do the opposite!

Unfortunately, BBS has not updated their site. It will be updated this coming week according to Eric Niconovich at BBS Motorsport. We only found out about the price change when we called to place an order this past week.These were originally $9600/set. Dropped to $8250 when exchange rate changed. Now w the redesigned rear part number it affected the price again and they even raised the front price as well.

We do NOT play games w our customers.

Eric at BBS Motorsport said you are welcome to contact him if you question our pricing: Eric.Niconovich@bbs-usa.com
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Old 11-25-2017, 01:04 PM
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Originally Posted by SupremePower
Not the case at all. We do not inflate our prices if anything we do the opposite!

Unfortunately, BBS has not updated their site. It will be updated this coming week according to Eric Niconovich at BBS Motorsport. We only found out about the price change when we called to place an order this past week.These were originally $9600/set. Dropped to $8250 when exchange rate changed. Now w the redesigned rear part number it affected the price again and they even raised the front price as well.

We do NOT play games w our customers.

Eric at BBS Motorsport said you are welcome to contact him if you question our pricing: Eric.Niconovich@bbs-usa.com
Thanks for the clarification, so what was redesigned on the rear wheel, or why?
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Old 11-25-2017, 03:03 PM
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I run 265/35/19 & 325/30/19 cup 2's trofeo R and mostly Hoosier R7's which are my track preference.
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Originally Posted by Mvez
MSRP on these wheels, from BBS USA website, are $8250/set. Trying to understand how I'm getting quotes for $9495 from Supreme Power. Sure, retailers can charge whatever they want, but come on.

Talk about Porsche tax.....

http://bbs-usa-appguide.com/road-whe...m?CLID=54&WF=6
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Thanks for the clarification, so what was redesigned on the rear wheel, or why?
BBS Motorsport completely redesigned this wheel and especially the barrel for maximum clearances.

Its a completely new part number which required all new TUV testing/certificates which in turn lead to more costs they need to amortize.
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Originally Posted by SupremePower
BBS Motorsport completely redesigned this wheel and especially the barrel for maximum clearances.

Its a completely new part number which required all new TUV testing/certificates which in turn lead to more costs they need to amortize.
hi Can this 19” clear the RS PCCB? I’m using forgeline 19’s on yoko slicks thank you.
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Old 11-25-2017, 10:22 PM
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hi Can this 19” clear the RS PCCB? I’m using forgeline 19’s on yoko slicks thank you.
Unfortunately not. In the BBS line up a 20” would still be required.
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There are many options out there depending on your use.
For the RS, maintaining the 20/21" setup is ideal for most as I run the stock setup with the Pirelli Trofeo R tires and the car is completely balanced.
Are there more grippy options out there, yes, as we have installed 19" wheels on the RS with Hoosiers and the grip is outstanding.
We also have installed 19" wheels and Pirelli slicks on the .1 GT3 and that is impressive.

Most of this depends on your use of the car, track or street, or both??
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