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Old 4th August 2006, 16:00   #1
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Original alloys for 1992 Touring

I am about to get a 1992 e34 M5 Touring. It is currently fitted with Alpinas. Can someone please confirm, was the "throwing star" the standard fitment to such a car? If so was it a polished finish & what were the sizes of the front & rear alloys?
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I am about to get a 1992 e34 M5 Touring. It is currently fitted with Alpinas. Can someone please confirm, was the "throwing star" the standard fitment to such a car? If so was it a polished finish & what were the sizes of the front & rear alloys?
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8x17 front, 9x17 rear, not polished. 235/45 17 front, 255/40 17 rear.
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8x17 front, 9x17 rear, not polished. 235/45 17 front, 255/40 17 rear.
WOW that question stayed un-answered for a whole 9 minutes was the Blackberry playing up?
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WOW that question stayed un-answered for a whole 9 minutes was the Blackberry playing up?


Think 9-minutes, think video, think what's that place that takes 9 minutes to get around? Oh, 10 in your case!

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Think 9-minutes, think video, think what's that place that takes 9 minutes to get around Oh, 10 in your case!
Ahh I see you were were watching a certain video then...lol and yes 10 mins for me but soon to be less....more practice required....oh and some Rosso's
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i can probably supply you a staggered set of throwing stars when you need them.

I'd do the same to the car as well, although i do quite like the alpinas on there as well!!
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i can probably supply you a staggered set of throwing stars when you need them.

I'd do the same to the car as well, although i do quite like the alpinas on there as well!!

Thanks for your offer.
Been looking at these black throwing star alloys on Ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/BMW-M5-E34-8-9...QQcmdZViewItem

On a diamond black M5 they might look quite mean or else I am tempted to just keep it simple & go with the original alloys.

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Thanks for your offer.
Been looking at these black throwing star alloys on Ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/BMW-M5-E34-8-9...QQcmdZViewItem

On a diamond black M5 they might look quite mean or else I am tempted to just keep it simple & go with the original alloys.

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Don't like the big M badges in the centre but other wise they may may well suit the car.
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i can probably supply you a staggered set of throwing stars when you need them.

I'd do the same to the car as well, although i do quite like the alpinas on there as well!!
OT: Any pictures of the new car?
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