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Old 25th August 2006, 00:10   #1
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FS: 19" Radenergie R-10 Black Center / Chrome Lip!
Hey fellas.

Time to sell my beloved wheels that I never put on my E39 M5 (sold the car).

Here are the specs:

19" x 8.5" fr. 13mm offset 2.5" lip
19" x 10" rr. 19mm offset 3.5" lip

Lips are chrome. Center are painted flat black with a clearcoat.

Radenergie center caps are included as well.

Retail is over $5,000 + $1,400 for the custom black centers/chrome lips.

Asking $4,000 firm. I will offer the buyer a special deal on tires of their choice. We can mount, balance and install them as well at our shop.

Wheels have not been used since we did the chrome plating/custom paint.

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Old 25th August 2006, 02:48   #2
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nice wheels....missed you @ the carbon canyon meet a couple weeks back. Will you be attending wagonfest2?

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Update:
I mounted 245/35/19 and 285/30/19 Bridgestone Potenza S-03 tires on the wheels. It will require some fender rolling in the rear. These wheels will also fit all E60 M5s and the new M6 perfectly!

$4,500 with the Bridgestone tires (75% tread)

or $4,700 with brand new take-off E60 M5 tires (99% tread) Conti Sport Contact 2

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How can the same wheel fit a E60 M5, a E39 M5, and the new M6 all perfectly?

For one thing, the center bore on a E39 M5 is different than a E60 M5. No?
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How can the same wheel fit a E60 M5, a E39 M5, and the new M6 all perfectly?

For one thing, the center bore on a E39 M5 is different than a E60 M5. No?
Hubcentric rings. Wheels have a 74.1mm centerbore right now.
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those look amazing...
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Looks amazing indeed ..

Does the rear rub..? Does the wagon use spacer on the rear on the above pics ?

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Looks amazing indeed ..

Does the rear rub..? Does the wagon use spacer on the rear on the above pics ?

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Rear will rub unless you roll the fenders. There is no spacers. Rear wheels have a 19mm offset.
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