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Going home last night I saw a B*W with chrome two layer wheels. Although the car was stationary the outer layer of the wheels kept on spinning to give the illusion that the car was still moving. WHAT A DANGEROUS AND STUPID IDEA!!! The road was wet and it was dark, I was half way round a roundabout and I had the illusion that I was about to be 'T' boned, the result was that I braked sharply in the middle of a busy roundabout (not a safe manoeuvre!) Are these official B*W accessories or are they an after market job? I reckon they should be banned becasue they are down right dangerous. Rant over, time to do some work.... |
Sfen |
I have seen these too - here is a link to a seller for those who have not seen them. www.essexracing.com/product_info.php?products_id=274 Jason H |
Jason H |
Definitely not approved - I bet it hasn't got TUV approval!!! Looks like a US product that's been imported. Big question though: WHY??? |
Rob Bell |
Cos if a B*W driver can act like a pratt, he will. |
Ddraig |
BTW, I just gotta get one of these;-) http://www.essexracing.com/product_info.php?cPath=33_43&products_id=267 |
Ddraig |
SPINNERS There's a set in FastCar at about £1300 to add to your existing alloy wheels. |
JohnP |
What for? TV meals? ;o) |
Rob Bell |
This thread was discussed on 07/01/2004
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