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    Default BBS wheels - What car are these for?


    Since things seem to be quiet.


    When I purchased the Zink z11 I got 4 3 piece 13 inch centerlock BBS rims. 2 -10 inch and 2-8 inch with 6 pins. What cars were these used for and should I restore them? The wheels seem true and a little buffing will get the rims up to snuff. I think the magnesium centers will need to be powder coated again. If I could make them work on the FSV or my DSR it would be pretty neat as they look to be a quality wheel.
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    Default Super Vee wheels

    Quote Originally Posted by APBos View Post
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    Since things seem to be quiet.


    When I purchased the Zink z11 I got 4 3 piece 13 inch centerlock BBS rims. 2 -10 inch and 2-8 inch with 6 pins. What cars were these used for and should I restore them? The wheels seem true and a little buffing will get the rims up to snuff. I think the magnesium centers will need to be powder coated again. If I could make them work on the FSV or my DSR it would be pretty neat as they look to be a quality wheel.
    Regards
    Paul
    I think the rules for Supervee from the start thru 1983 were 6" front and 8" rear. From 1984 on (I think that was the changeover year), 8" front and 10" rear were allowed. To determine what yours fit, you should post the back side dimensions:
    - center hole diameter
    - peg drive stud circle
    - backspace dimension
    For example, the set of Revolution 3 piece modular wheels that are excess to my needs for a RALT RT-1 are:
    - 8" front with 3" backspace
    - 10" wide with 4.125" backspace
    - 2.125 center bore
    - 4 on 3.5" peg drive circle
    - peg pin diameter .55"

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    Default 6 pins

    Old Lotus and Star Mazda?

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    Quote Originally Posted by johnhafkenschiel View Post
    I think the rules for Supervee from the start thru 1983 were 6" front and 8" rear. From 1984 on (I think that was the changeover year), 8" front and 10" rear were allowed. To determine what yours fit, you should post the back side dimensions:
    - center hole diameter
    - peg drive stud circle
    - backspace dimension
    For example, the set of Revolution 3 piece modular wheels that are excess to my needs for a RALT RT-1 are:
    - 8" front with 3" backspace
    - 10" wide with 4.125" backspace
    - 2.125 center bore
    - 4 on 3.5" peg drive circle
    - peg pin diameter .55"

    Update

    center hole diameter = 2 in or 50 mm
    peg drive 6 on 3.5 in (90 mm)
    peg pin diameter 1/2 in or 12 mm

    The backspace is 4.5 inches for both rims

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