zenetti

Best price I have found is $130 a pair. Drift max on trademe?

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motors/C...n-358263621.htm

Those spacers are not road legal here in NZ as they do not have the spigot sticking out the front to locate your wheel

just buy one of the govt's that will be coming up for sale soon. NZ new, low km's, only 3 years old and quite cheap from what I hear

Go and have a chat with Paul at Ohlsen Developments in George Terrace in Onehunga. he is a Mitsibishi guru!

Short answer.I doubt it.

Incorrect sorry sir - The wheels may need a hub modification but other than that the tyres are the correct size.

the e39 has a odd hub diameter,74.1 mm,whereas the e60(and just about every other 5,67,and 8 series BMW has a 72.5 hub).They will fit if you get the hub machined to suit the e 39

Exactly right - however the e60 may be using locating rings as the bore may already be 74.1. If the centre bore is 74.1 then they will bolt straight on, otherwise you will need to get the centres machined out to suit.

Your maths is off sir...

Silt (dry loose i'm assuming) is roughly 0.8 of a tonne per m^3. It's about 56m^3

Sand, wet - 1.92 tonne/cubic meter

Sand, wet, packed - 2.08 tonne/cubic meter

Sand, dry - 1.60 tonne/cubic meter

Sand, loose - 1.44 tonne/cubic meter

Topsoil (some moisture - 1.44 tonnes/cubic meter

Water - 1 tonne/cubic meter

I'd assume it would be a less than 40m^3

sorry I just used a quick tonne- cubic meter converter

Still 56 cubic metres is still a lot of dirt/silt

haha...... what a douche!

I am just checking in, I had the net when power was first restored but then it went that night.

Have moved around 25 tonne of silt so far from around the house with another 20 that still has to be taken but will have to be done by hand.

Seriously 45 tonne That is around 125 cubic metres of silt!!

Surely that would mean your house was just about buried?

is it possible 2 get the 8.5 ??

sorry at this stage we have sold out of 8.5". We wil be getting more but prob not for another 3-4 months, cheers.

Tell us where you are and who does all the work for you!!!!!

Where are you located? It helps all of the other members if you put your location in your profile

Fixed, thanks Glenn

I was trying to be clever, but it seems I am not clever enough

We have just landed a whole new lot of wheels suitable for all BMW's. Check out the wheels and tyres section or our trade me listings

http://www.trademe.co.nz/stores/mag-and-tyre-direct

Bimmersport discounts do apply!

hey man , would you be able to do a deal if i bought 8 wheels and tires? , and i am realy intrested in getting stretch tires ... as a mate of mine is also keen on some at the moment but will just need to raise the funds ?

that pic you have is of an 8.5". we only Have 7.5" and you won't be able to stretch any tyres on them. Come and see us when you have the money

cheers

I saw this in Greenlane last night, looked awesome! Pictures dont do it much justice

yeah it def looks 10x better when you see it. Our little point'n'shoot camera is not the best

E46 on 19" Staggered LM reps and lowered

Looks like quite a good deal, seeing a E36 that cheap almost helps me better about trading in my old E36 M3 for only $7000....

where did you trade it? I am looking for one for a race car!

Anyone else feel that this thread is like flogging a dead horse?

It is like digging up a dead and buried horse and then flogging it

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motors/C...n-354741398.htm

Sold by Zenetti on here

That is for the 5 stud ones ( suit E36, E46 etc). We have a few sets of the 4 stud still in Auckland.

I dunno what the problem is, but if he ever gets it running well again try a product called "Proma MBL8" at the next oil change to stop the lifters noise. Its like magic.

I used it in my old VR4 and it purred like a kitten. Regular oil changes also help

We cut out the cats on ours and put a stainless straight through at the rear on each side. Sounds like a proper V8 and gets comments everywhere!

I picked up a set of wheels that are 4x114 and am wanting to stick them on the e30 using adapters. Now firstly I know this requires a cert, which it will get but I want to know what adapters can and can't be used.

Theres a lot of info out there and I wanted to get some clarity. For instance what is and isn't legal when it comes to adapters? Do they bolt onto the hub or wheel? Hubcenticity? etc etc...

For example this: http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motors/C...n-355720760.htm

I get confused as to how they work, do you attach them to the wheel or the hub? Please explain how the work to a noob.

Also e30 centre bore is 57.1, where as new wheels are 66 or 73 iirc, how do I address this?

Cheers

Thos adaptors are legal with a cert. The cert laws state that adaptors must be hubcentric so you will have to use locating rings to make sure the adaptors and your wheels are located correctly. The adaptors bolt to your hubs and then the wheels bolt on to the adaptors. As mentioned above talk to your local certifier first

cheers

19" BBS LM replica

18x8 and 19x8.5 CSL style wheel

19" CSL style wheels in staggered fitment. The rears have an awesome concave finish!

The photos do not do this wheel justice

Special introductory price of $1095 for Bimmersport members

Hi all

My 120D almost needs a new set of rubber.

It's currently shod with Conti Premium Contact SSR 205/55 R16 91V tyres.

Anybody know where in Auckland I can get a deal on a set of four of the current incarnation of 205/55R16 Continental SSR tyres?

Has anybody here experienced Tyre City Newmarket?

Thanks in advance.

We can get them for you

I am not at work today but will be back tomorrow and can send you a price then

cheers

We have just had a 40ft high cube land so as I manage to get photos of the wheels I will list them up here for everyone

First of all is an M3 reps in 19x8 in gunmetal with a machined face

Special introductory price $995 for a set of 4 to Bimmersport members! (this is not a misprint!)

cheers

Johno