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Old 6th October 2006, 03:45   #1
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I had my ACS TYPE III refinished......

I tried to sell last month, but I'm glad I decided to get them refinished.
Polished lip and "ghost chrome" centers (Close to stock M5 wheel).
I am very happy with the results.
Only issue was they didnt paint the center caps to match.
They didnt want to cover the ACS logo.
I am not sure if I want them painted to match or leave as is.
Are there any BMW roundel center caps to fit the larger ACS center bore?75mm I think?

I put on new General Exclaim UHP tires, they are the top rated tire in this size on tire rack.
So far they seem to perform and ride well, however; I haven't pushed them yet.











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Those are bad *** wheels IMHO btw i vote for matched center caps...
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They Look good to me.
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Very nice....i think i saw some CF overlay ACS inserts on ebay once upon a time....??? maybe an option.

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Are they polishable? Make them match the outer lip. I like the contrast from the pictures. But I am sure in person its not as nice (having 3 finishes, picture you can easier to see as 2 finishes)

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WOW those look amazing
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From the pictures, the unpainted center cap looks OK. I like the contrast.

@VetteRacer: these center caps are not polishable, as far as I know. On my ACS wheels, the center caps were plastic. I had my centers polished, and had custom made alu center caps, to be able to polish these.
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