Recent content by dculber

in teaching me to code my car. I have never done it and want to make sure I do it correctly. I have the cable, but still need a token I guess..? Then just to have someone show me how to get going is all I am looking for, after that I should be good but I simply just want to make sure I am the...

the installer that wrapped my car also applied a clear bra to the front and to the rear bumper to protect from scratches. I don't know what the product is but glad I did it to prevent scratches. If you find a local shop that provides a clear bra they can probably take care of the bumper

same width but the offset is changed a little bit to bring them more flush. Offset doesn't affect weight, it just changes where the wheel sits in relation to the car. Now saying that, these wheels do weigh 1 more pound over stock (stock is 18 fr and 19lbs rear) where as the new are 19 & 20lbs...

same width as stock 5 front & 5.5 rear, where did you read I was getting bigger? Stock tire will be retained

guess I forgot to update the forum. This week I received the wheels (finally), went to have them installed and ran into an issue... Apparently most BMW's are a bolt spacing of 120, but not the i3 (it's 112 fwiw)... So RSV is redoing them and they should be here this coming week.

nice, did you do it yourself of pay some one?

where did you purchase from?

apparently you don't want to pull on the badges too hard.... But I wonder with less weight if you are eeking out a for more miles per charge?

they need to make one with a charge port/flap

this is good to know, I feel the same that they are just a little low. Will move them up a turn

Agreed, they typically sell to the well heeled, take a look at their Instagram & Sema pictures.they sell enough as you will see. There are only a handful of US companies that make their own forged wheels, but they sure are nice. A preposterous price for one person can be a drop in the bucket for...

RSV Forged said they can make almost all of their wheels in any size for the i3. They are well made (and completely forged, so very light). Nowadays any quality wheel thats forged you are going to be laying down some dough. The cool part is you can get these in almost any color you want for...

try calling the dealer, they could answer your questions. If you search, someone has already taken these parts off and explains whats involved, then its up to you if you want to pay the dealer or self install

I will weigh the new RSV Forged to the stock 19"

Good deal, I will post pictures and ride info once I have them installed.