E28 M5 Style 5 Wheels And Caps. New.

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Parts Dept
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E28 M5 Style 5 Wheels And Caps. New.

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36-11-2-225-518 WHEEL 220.00 EACH WHEEL
36-13-2-225-376 HUB CAP 39.00 EACH CAP

This special price only applies to orders of four wheels and caps.

$18 to ship EACH WHEEL in the lower 48.

Email me if you would like to order. Thanks guyz!
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Post by JoshInAtlanta »

Wow.
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Post by clangpap »

Wow Brian great price.

For those of you who haven't looked lately, this is what you pay for nicely refinished M5 wheels, not new. The shipping is also great.
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Too bad I don't have a car worth putting them on anymore.
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Post by fiver diver »

According to the Tire FAQ, M5s had pre-rolled rear lips to run 225s. Should I assume I'll need to run 205s on a non-M E28 to prevent contact anywhere? Don't want to mess with the fenders.

Thanks...
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225s work fine. I've run them on multiple cars.

Of course, with your recent luck, they won't.
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Post by stuartinmn »

I thought it was interesting how many cars used the same cap:

Part 36132225376 (Hub cap) was found on the following vehicles:

E28: Details on E28
E28 M5 Sedan, USA
E28 M5 Sedan, Europe

E30: Details on E30
E30 318i Sedan, USA
E30 318i Coupe, USA
E30 318is Coupe, USA
E30 325e Coupe, USA
E30 325e Sedan, USA
E30 325i Coupe, USA
E30 325i Sedan, USA
E30 325i Convertible, USA
E30 325ix Sedan, USA
E30 325ix Coupe, USA
E30 M3 Coupe, USA
E30 316 Coupe, Europe
E30 316 Sedan, Europe
E30 316i Sedan, Europe
E30 316i Touring, Europe
E30 316i Coupe, Europe
E30 318i Coupe, Europe
E30 318i Convertible, Europe
E30 318i Sedan, Europe
E30 318i Touring, Europe
E30 318is Coupe, Europe
E30 320i Convertible, Europe
E30 320i Sedan, Europe
E30 320i Touring, Europe
E30 320i Coupe, Europe
E30 320is Sedan, Europe
E30 320is Coupe, Europe
E30 323i Coupe, Europe
E30 323i Sedan, Europe
E30 324d Sedan, Europe
E30 324td Sedan, Europe
E30 324td Touring, Europe
E30 325e Sedan, Europe
E30 325e Coupe, Europe
E30 325i Convertible, Europe
E30 325i Sedan, Europe
E30 325i Coupe, Europe
E30 325i Touring, Europe
E30 325ix Sedan, Europe
E30 325ix Coupe, Europe
E30 325ix Touring, Europe
E30 M3 Convertible, Europe
E30 M3 Coupe, Europe

E34: Details on E34
E34 M5 3.6 Sedan, Europe
E34 M5 3.8 Sedan, Europe

Z1: Details on Z1
Z1 Z1 Roadster, Europe
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Post by Dana R »

That's interesting, Stuart, but note that my E30 15" Euroweaves use a different cap than my 14" basketweaves. It's not clear from the apps that realoem gives which wheels the caps actually fit.
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They fit the 15 and 16" RZs (4x100 or 5x120).
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wkohler wrote:225s work fine. I've run them on multiple cars.

Of course, with your recent luck, they won't.
hahaha..... I almost spewed beer all over the laptop when I read that!

There seem to be a lot of E38 Style 5s on ebay these days. Maybe I'll just throw a set of those on for, oh, about a quarter of the price.....
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Well, perhaps you'll enjoy them.

The E28 M5 wheel is the best E28 wheel there is. There's a reason it was on the M5.
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Post by ahab »

While considering the advantages of R&R'ing mine versus simply buying BRAND NEW, NEVER TOUCHED THE GROUND, FORGED* BY ANGELS IN THE CRUCIBLE OF HEAVEN WHEELS, I am having a hard time discounting the idea of simply scrapping mine and getting these. Great googly moogly. Brandy new E28 M5 wheels? I must've died and gone to heaven.

*ok, forged may be a stretch
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wkohler wrote:Well, perhaps you'll enjoy them.

The E28 M5 wheel is the best E28 wheel there is. There's a reason it was on the M5.
Most of me knows that. But there's also a part that says "by the time I've mounted tires, I've spent nearly half what I paid for the whole car....." :shock:

Of course, I suppose if I took real good care of them, if I sold the car, I could get decent bread for the wheels...
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fiver diver wrote:
wkohler wrote:Well, perhaps you'll enjoy them.

The E28 M5 wheel is the best E28 wheel there is. There's a reason it was on the M5.
Most of me knows that. But there's also a part that says "by the time I've mounted tires, I've spent nearly half what I paid for the whole car....." :shock:

Of course, I suppose if I took real good care of them, if I sold the car, I could get decent bread for the wheels...
hahaha my first mod to my 88 535i cost more than the cost of my car...225>200.

not including almost $6200 in restoration and mods.





DAM thats a lot.....i need a new hobby :|
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