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Old 2nd November 2002, 17:02   #1
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BBS Diamond Black Finish

Has anyone seen the new finish that BBS has? It seems to look like our black chrome finish. Looks like a nice match for our cars!

O.K. Who's going to be the first with a set of these?
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Old 2nd November 2002, 18:27   #2
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I concur that the new BBS wheels looks unbeleivable. Unfortunately, I have not seen a picture of one on an actual car yet. Anyone have any pictures of the new RS GT on a car? I have a feeling we will see these wheels on a member cars fairly soon.
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Old 2nd November 2002, 19:22   #3
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gotta link for us?
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Sounds like a nice looking wheel, pics anywhere?
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It's not listed on the BBS website, but if anyone whas last month's Roundel, the one with the red 2002 on the cover, there is a BBS advertisement on page 53. The RG-R is a one piece forged wheel in 17,18, and 19" diameters. There is also the RS-GT, the same design but in multipiece and with bolts. BOTH come in Diamond black finish.

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Here are two pics of the RS-GT in regular silver finish.


RS-GT on the left, Racing GT2 right


Here is a pic of the wheel on a Toyota Aristo (NA equivalent of the Lexus GS series). Can't tell if that's the diamond black finish, but from the Roundel ad the DB finish looks a bit darker more similar to the chroime shadow finish of the OEM M5 rims.





On a E39 5 series:



Seems like this 5er is fitted with an SMGII transmission


that's all for now, will post better ones if I find them.

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Karman:

Nice job once again on finding pictures of these wheels . The diamond black really does look like the chrome shadow of the M5. Really changes the whole appearance of the wheel IMHO.
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SMG II in an e39????
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SMG II in an e39????
I believe so, that particular car is supposedly a 525i currently in Japan. I know there are many enthusiast owners over there willing to shell out lots of money for all kinds of modifications. There is a large MB fan base too and you should see some mods they have on those!

here's another pic of the SMG box fitted in the 525i:
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doesn't look like SMG to me. Just looks like a fancy trim piece.
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