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| 04-20-2021, 06:02 PM | #1 |
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BMW 740i on Road Force RF22 Wheels
Hey guys, we recently did our customer's BMW 740i with some Road Force RF22 wheels. Let me know what you guys think. I personally Love this Setup . Wheel Brand: Road Force Wheel Model: RF22 Wheel Size: 22x9 front & 22x10.5 rear Wheel Finish: Machine Silver      |
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What tires are those? And, have you made any mods to the suspension (lowering, spacers) when fitting the wheels?
Looks good!
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Enjoy them. Larger wheels look nice, but 22 inch wheels definitely not an Northeast thing. The roads here are awful. Winter followed by potholes followed by crappy repairs. I am running 19s and just had to have two wheels repaired. Luckily, not tires. 22's here would be suicidal. Yes, you could get wheel/tire insurance but you'd still have to deal with wheels constantly off balance and likely blown tires with so little tire between the wheel and the road.
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305/25/22 rear Lx-twenty No mods to the suspension. Direct fit. |
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Oh, ok. No issues with the wheels being bigger (wider, larger diameter) than OEM's recommendation?
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RF22- sleek and sexy
Got new shoes today!
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| 07-19-2021, 05:06 PM | #15 |
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Curious... does the standard BWM center caps fit on those RFs and Vossens by chance? I've been scoping the VIBE MS site lately... will be getting new wheels soon.
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Too much chrom.
