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General => Cosmetic and bodywork matters => Topic started by: dub fatha on 09 November 2007, 23:55

Title: BBS RM SPLIT RIM REBUILD, IS IT 100% NECESSARY TO USE NEW BOLTS.
Post by: dub fatha on 09 November 2007, 23:55
hi there
im about to give my rm's a rebuild,

and was wondering if it is 100% necessary to use new bolts when putting the two halves of the wheels back together.

i have heard stories in the past of the bolts streaching and eventually snapping etc. is this true?

as i dont want to waste £120 on new bolts if i dont need them.

any help or info would be much appreciated.

thanks
Title: Re: BBS RM SPLIT RIM REBUILD, IS IT 100% NECESSARY TO USE NEW BOLTS.
Post by: dub fatha on 19 November 2007, 22:45
i take it no one on this forum knows what bbs split rim's are :angry:
Title: Re: BBS RM SPLIT RIM REBUILD, IS IT 100% NECESSARY TO USE NEW BOLTS.
Post by: ...joe on 19 November 2007, 22:52
woooooo stroppy! :rolleyes: no its not necessary, but yes you can snap them.
Title: Re: BBS RM SPLIT RIM REBUILD, IS IT 100% NECESSARY TO USE NEW BOLTS.
Post by: Guy on 19 November 2007, 23:24
i take it no one on this forum knows what bbs split rim's are :angry:

split rims? sounds painful!  :laugh:

and joe has the correct answer  :smiley:
Title: Re: BBS RM SPLIT RIM REBUILD, IS IT 100% NECESSARY TO USE NEW BOLTS.
Post by: Mr Blue on 21 February 2011, 16:19
Bin the old ones. The only problem you will find is that they go rusty.  :angry:

Stainless all the way.

Titianium touch.de sells them.
Title: Re: BBS RM SPLIT RIM REBUILD, IS IT 100% NECESSARY TO USE NEW BOLTS.
Post by: Thom89 on 21 February 2011, 23:09
This thread is the best delayed reaction, I think I've ever seen :grin: :grin:

Thom
Title: Re: BBS RM SPLIT RIM REBUILD, IS IT 100% NECESSARY TO USE NEW BOLTS.
Post by: gm8 on 21 February 2011, 23:24
if they hadnt rusted then they sure will be now  :laugh:
Title: Re: BBS RM SPLIT RIM REBUILD, IS IT 100% NECESSARY TO USE NEW BOLTS.
Post by: tech1889 on 22 February 2011, 13:19
if you going to expense of refurbing them then new bolts would finish them off nicely  :smiley: