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      07-31-2010, 06:17 PM   #1
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225M on Tiag E90 LCI

Hi all ..... I decided to go back to a BMW OEM style wheel and loved the 225M on the coupes so I thought it would be a bit unique to have them on a sedan......

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Hmm...is this the original 225M wheel ? Doesn't seem so. If it is, my opinion is that it looks much better on the coupe and convertible.
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more pictures please. I was thinking about the exact same thing. I saw some pictures of the 225M on an AW car ( http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=381735) and I thought it worked rather well, but my car is TiAg like yours, so your pics would give a better idea of what it looks like.
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There replica 225M and colour is very silver as opposed to the genuine BMW wheel which is more grey. Colour aside, they are exact replicas... staggered and even the offset are a match
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There replica 225M and colour is very silver as opposed to the genuine BMW wheel which is more grey. Colour aside, they are exact replicas... staggered and even the offset are a match
Still, I think there is a subtle but key difference: the replica wheel barrel jumps abruptly from the outer size to the inner size creating an unpleasant "wheel inside the wheel" effect. On the originals, the transition seems to be softer, which eliminates that effect.

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