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Brand new in box. Haven’t even opened them up yet.
Custom ordered this set of BC Forged wheels for my AMG GTS and sold the car a week after I placed my order. These finally came in so I have no use for them now obviously.
BC Forged KL01 in brushed black with flush fitment. May fit a GT C and GTR with spacers, but not 100% sure.
Front: 19x9.5" +48 Rear: 20x11.5" +56
Last edited by SheryarYO; Sep 15, 2022 at 11:09 AM.
Brand new in box. Haven’t even opened them up yet.
Custom ordered this set of BC Forged wheels for my AMG GTS and sold the car a week after I placed my order. These finally came in so I have no use for them now obviously.
BC Forged KL01 in brushed black with flush fitment. May fit a GT C and GTR with spacers, but not 100% sure.
Front: 19x9.5" +48 Rear: 20x11.5" +56
Any particular reason you sold the GTS? Wheels looks great btw
20x11.5 ET56 seems aggressive to me as well. That would stick out 18.4mm further than stock on the rear by my math...
Are you sure that's right?
should have taken more pictures when I had them installed. Posting what I did have, but they were perfectly flush with the car. They said they had done multiple sets for amg gt’s and these were the sizes and offsets most people used for flush fitment. Basically bought the same exact wheel, but from bc forged instead of signature forged which both apparently use the same manufacturer.
double checked and went through my old posts and found my old post selling the first set of wheels. those offsets matched the current wheels for sale as well.
I trust BC they had the offsets perfect on my C63 wheels.so I'm sure yours are fine. I tried to fit them on the GT to see if they would work and they stuck out quite a bit. 20x11 et 50 it's probably a backspacing difference as well. I just sold mine this week. Love BC's and am intriqued by these
I hate how hard it is to clean the stock wheels. Less spokes and a less matte finish like these have would help tons.
If you apply a couple of coats of ceramic coating (and do a 1-coat touch-up every year or two), they'll be _much_ easier to clean.
I've been using the Amazon Mr Fix 9H stuff for years, with good success (including on matte-black rims). On body parts, it lasts a few years. Once water doesn't "sheet off" (i.e., only beads up, like wax), I apply a light touch-up coat.
For anyone interested, I've attached instructions for how I do it ... the instructions included with the product are useless.
I did ceramic coat my stock wheels and car using Avalon King ceramic coating. It's practically too easy to use for it to work well, especially on wheels. I'll try Mr Fix next time for the wheels. I had used a wheel specific ceramic coating before, but it was expensive, especially compared to MrFix. That's a ridiculously inexpensive ceramic coating. But I still keep looking at wheels that have less spokes..lol.
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