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  1. ScuderiaCarParts

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    Feb 8, 2013
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    Hey everyone,



    We just finished up installing a set of BBS FI-R wheels on our customer's car, weight savings of 14kg in total, which as we all know makes a hell of a difference as it's all unsprung weight.

    We also lowered the car, per customer's request, and refreshed all the carbon fibre on the car - he says it drives like a brand new car.
    We'd love to hear your thoughts :)

    Dylan
     
  2. Manda racing

    Manda racing Formula 3

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    Just when I thought 101’s were the go to rim.

    BBS ‘s —Looks fantastic and being able to feel a handling difference is the payoff.
     
  3. Flea7

    Flea7 Formula 3
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    Those are not BBS FI-R's ......just BBS FI. The "R's" have cutouts in the spokes.
     
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  4. Mikael-F360

    Mikael-F360 Formula Junior

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    The car is nice. But I wouldn't use aftermarket wheels. No matter of their design. Just doesn't feel right.
     
  5. freshmeat

    freshmeat F1 Veteran

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    HREs are still the go-to, unless BBS has updated the offsets on these so that they don’t rub or rip out your fenders. The problem in the past was minimized by going w more rounded and shorter sidewall tires ie stretchy look.
     
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  6. LightGuy

    LightGuy Three Time F1 World Champ
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    Looks very nice !
    I'm a BBS fanboi and those look awesome.
    Many HREs actually weigh more than stock. BBSs typically are lighter.
     
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  7. rmani

    rmani F1 Veteran
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    gorgeous. love gold wheels on red cars
     
  8. Jason Crandall

    Jason Crandall F1 Veteran

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  9. freshmeat

    freshmeat F1 Veteran

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    highly misinformed and highly subjective. but all things being equal (diameter and width) HREs will always be lighter than stock.
     
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  10. 550nitis

    550nitis Formula Junior

    Feb 3, 2016
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    Car looks great. Congrats to the owner. Seems a little low though, must be challenging to drive without a lift kit.
     
  11. Vegas CS

    Vegas CS Formula Junior
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    Is the car Rosso Scuderia? Probably thee best looking Scud I’ve seen......and I’ve had two of my own.
     
  12. themash

    themash Rookie

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    Were spacers needed ??
    Any rubbing issues ?
    Thank you


     
  13. TommyTheV

    TommyTheV Karting

    Sep 17, 2022
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    No spacers needed per video. Main thing is choose the right offset and alignment

    And of course these are NOT FI-R's, just simply FI's from lack of cutouts in the spokes. Also, the R's spokes protrude out a little more based on my research.
     

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