Dented a BBS RV-F last night
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ive had success with www.wheelcollision.com in the past.
btw, you can make a formal claim to the village/city where
the pot hole was to get the road repaired. I doubt they
would do anything for your wheel, but at least your letter
will make them aware and be on the look out to fix it.
also your insurance co will be able to cover you as a one
car collision. Depending on your deductible and amount
they would help you without increasing preminum (usually
up to $500 per claim), it might be wise to use that too.
I am sure you will want to get an alignment done too, so
things could add up quickly.
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Originally Posted by Passat774
You must have really hit something!! Good, luck with the repair
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Spider,
I hit a huge pothole last spring and dented one of my BBS RGRs. It's now a very highly poished table; I designed a set of legs very much in keeping with the look of the wheel. These legs support the bottom of the wheel and extend up slightly over the lip - to avoid the dent. The glass top sits within three flanges about 1.5" above the face of the wheel. The three legs take on the same profile as the mesh in the wheel. All polished Aluminum. Five legs would have been more stable...
Go make a table
I hit a huge pothole last spring and dented one of my BBS RGRs. It's now a very highly poished table; I designed a set of legs very much in keeping with the look of the wheel. These legs support the bottom of the wheel and extend up slightly over the lip - to avoid the dent. The glass top sits within three flanges about 1.5" above the face of the wheel. The three legs take on the same profile as the mesh in the wheel. All polished Aluminum. Five legs would have been more stable...
Go make a table
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bent wheel
Sounds like bad and $$ news. Must have been a big hit because BBS's are tough!
Check out Hemmings Motor News www.hemmings.com. There are several vendors listed that specilize in repairing damaged/bent wheels. It might be worth fixing.....................(MTR ON)...................................mgg
Check out Hemmings Motor News www.hemmings.com. There are several vendors listed that specilize in repairing damaged/bent wheels. It might be worth fixing.....................(MTR ON)...................................mgg
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meb, Do you have any pics of your table?
Originally Posted by meb
Spider,
I hit a huge pothole last spring and dented one of my BBS RGRs. It's now a very highly poished table; I designed a set of legs very much in keeping with the look of the wheel. These legs support the bottom of the wheel and extend up slightly over the lip - to avoid the dent. The glass top sits within three flanges about 1.5" above the face of the wheel. The three legs take on the same profile as the mesh in the wheel. All polished Aluminum. Five legs would have been more stable...
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I hit a huge pothole last spring and dented one of my BBS RGRs. It's now a very highly poished table; I designed a set of legs very much in keeping with the look of the wheel. These legs support the bottom of the wheel and extend up slightly over the lip - to avoid the dent. The glass top sits within three flanges about 1.5" above the face of the wheel. The three legs take on the same profile as the mesh in the wheel. All polished Aluminum. Five legs would have been more stable...
Go make a table
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Originally Posted by ///ACS330Ci
SpiderX, what did you end up having to do? Repair, replace? Any pics of the damaged wheel?
Thanks for asking
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Originally Posted by SpiderX
It was a lot easier than I thought. The dent was on the inside so no repaint was necessary. A wheel shop in Smyrna, GA "pressed" it out..... I had them put a rush on it and had it back in 24hrs for $135. They have the wheel within original specs and I can't tell any dif....no pics,...sorry
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I bent one of my Kosei K1 TS and same story- HUGE hole in highway
www.Rimpro.com fixed it up for me for less than 100$, now it is back to normal
www.Rimpro.com fixed it up for me for less than 100$, now it is back to normal
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