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Projekt1484
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Belgium - Europe
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Unanswered: BBS wheels ?
I'd like to buy BBS wheels for my Opel GT 1969. Can someone here provide me his specs so that i buy the ones fitting correctly ? ![]() I'm looking for 7J x 15". Thanks a lot, Bye Torito |
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'NO,......O P E L..G T!'
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Lincoln, UK
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I have 8*15 front and 8.5*15 rear on my GT, pic attached
I used to have 7*15 with an ET 22, would imagine the new ones around ET12.....one heck of a sexy dish on them ![]() They're BBS RM's with that 'stretched' euro look on the rubber.
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Mark I used to have an Opel....now i have a collection ![]() 69 GT 2.5 FI, Getrag, Irmscher Big Brakes, LSD, Lowered, 8" & 8.5" BBS RM's, Leather.....ex Dealer Opel Team 70 GT 1.9 Weber, 4 Speed 70 GT 1.9 Twin Weber, 4 Speed, Alloys 71 GT 2.0 Weber, Getrag, Lenk Styling, Alloys 71 GT 3.5 V8 Holley, RHD, TARGA, Leather Recaros 75 Commodore GS Coupe, 2.5 Twin Carb, Auto 76 Commodore GS/E Coupe, 2.8 FI, Auto, Alloys, LSD, Sunroof |
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Kalifornia Kid
Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Soulsbyville, CA
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On 15 x 7 on a Opel GT, use ET +20
On 15 x 8 on a Opel GT, use ET +12
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Projekt1484
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Belgium - Europe
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Hello Guys,
Thanks a zillion times for those informations !!! I've just two latest ones. Someone here in Europe is telling me that he has bought 7Jx15" wheels with a ET of 35 and it works. Maybe it works but maybe also it's not really recommended for mechanical reasons (axle damages ). What do you think ?Another one. The picture is absolutely nice and i definitively love those BBS RM/RS wheels. I've just a practical question. What is the best method to wash them because i can imagine that it is a time consuming pain ...Thanks again for your help !!! Bye Torito |
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