Refurbed wheels.
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Not quite the same dramatic effect of Brummies..... 
Here's one of the wheels fresh from BJV Engineering.
Not a good a finish as I was hoping, a little rough in places and the back of the spokes on one of the wheels are still silver in places.
Still it was £170 all in, including welding the 2 fronts and fitting the tyres.
Also, I wouldn't worry about welding these wheels after seeing a set of BMW wheels at Elite in London yesterday that had 3 cracks welded up on one wheel! One of the welds was over 2" long too!


Here's one of the wheels fresh from BJV Engineering.
Not a good a finish as I was hoping, a little rough in places and the back of the spokes on one of the wheels are still silver in places.

Still it was £170 all in, including welding the 2 fronts and fitting the tyres.
Also, I wouldn't worry about welding these wheels after seeing a set of BMW wheels at Elite in London yesterday that had 3 cracks welded up on one wheel! One of the welds was over 2" long too!
itiejim said:
Nice colour, and the outsides look OK!
Are they 18" RLs?
I'm tempted to put the sessanta's on my 17" RLs but they don't do a 235/40/17 (only a 225/45 or a 245/40 for the front).
They've had great reviews though, I'm tempted to stick with a 225 and go with them.
I've got 235/40/17s on the front - so they certainly used to be made. Are they 18" RLs?
I'm tempted to put the sessanta's on my 17" RLs but they don't do a 235/40/17 (only a 225/45 or a 245/40 for the front).
They've had great reviews though, I'm tempted to stick with a 225 and go with them.
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