BBS RF 18x8 5x112 ET45 Diamond Black Wheel -82mm PFS/Clip Required

BBS RF 18x8 5x112 ET45 Diamond Black Wheel -82mm PFS/Clip Required

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M251S

$502.50

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BBS RF 18x8 5x112 ET45 Diamond Black Wheel -82mm PFS/Clip RequiredStarting from a billet of 6000 series aluminum, or a special magnesium alloy, every BBS forged wheel uses our special multi stage Die Forging process which can require up to 18 million pounds of pressure to produce. Every stage of production is optimized to help create the best forged wheel in the industry. BBS forged wheels are not only light, they have been designed to optimize the stiffness to weight ratio while providing the safety and long term

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012