A little back story, I remember the first time I saw these BBS FI wheels on the Atlantis Blue M3 by iND on Teamspeed and then in person at the Bimmerfest. These are also the OEM wheels on one of my favorite Ferraris, the 599 GTO so when I had the chance to get these wheels, I literally jumped! I was able to source one of the first titanium colored wheels in the states directly from BBS thanks for my friend, DJ. He introduced me to someone at BBS who was happy to get these wheels out to me. I should also point out that these are not exactly the same wheels as the 599 GTO because of the size differences at 20" wheels for that car.
Some specs about these wheels are:
Front: 19" x 8.75" and 19 lbs
Rear: 19" x 11.25" and 21 lbs
Compare that to the stock wheels at:
Front: 19" x 8" and 25 lbs
Rear: 19" x 10" and 28 lbs
As you can see, it's actually larger than stock but yet they're significantly lighter and it's incredible how BBS has managed to come up with wheels like these. That's a weight savings of 26 lbs. Motoring Unlimited, a local tuner shop did a great job carefully installing these wheels onto my Scuderia. I can't say enough how much I appreciated their work.
Arrival!
Opening them up!
Some yummy goodness.
Moving my car into place
Carefully lifting the Scuderia. Because my car is lowered they had to drive onto platforms to get it high enough for the lift pads
Look at that sexy rear!
One of the last time I'd be seeing these wheels on my car
These titanium lug bolts are super light!
I couldn't believe how heavy this wheel/tire setup seemed to be
That is a big rotor!
Carefully removing the rear
Stock vs BBS FI
Proper placement
Removing the tire stem
Removing the tire
Some good looking curves there
Look how flat the undersides look
So light Jake could lift it with one arm
Sexy curves ahead
stock vs BBS
TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) sensor