Making the plung? Brabus Monoblock IV 19"
Last edited by CMT; Feb 5, 2005 at 09:44 PM.
Monoblock 4 or Monoblock 6? Brabus has raised their wheels pricing recently.
Last edited by Harris; Feb 5, 2005 at 09:04 PM.
Changing a set of wheels does not need to do alignment.
You can give me an e-mail, hopefully, we can work something out.
Changing a set of wheels does not need to do alignment.
You can give me an e-mail, hopefully, we can work something out.
$6000, huh? I guess I can't say that I'm too surprised. I don't know how much less expensive the 18" Style VI wheels are, but hearing this really makes me happy that I picked up mine (Albeit used and with minor curb rash) for $2000** with nearly new Eagle F1 GSD-3's. I had the wheels refinished for $275, and they look absolutely perfect! On a side note, I just got PS2's on my car as well, and I was very pleasantly surprised at how much better they are than both the F1's and the P-Zeros I had before that. My car definitely turns in quicker, and understeers less, but the biggest difference is how much quieter they are! When I first got down the road my immediate gut reaction was that there was actually something wrong. It was just strange to not hear noises that I was so used to hearing! I have no regrets at all about getting the PS2's!!
I also prefer 18" wheels personally, although I do wish that I could mount up some 235 width front and 265 width rears like you can with the 19's...
Best regards,
Matt
** In case you're wondering, they are genuine Brabus wheels, as I called Brabus and described them in great detail (They do have the raised "Brabus" lettering on the rim flange)
Last edited by AMG///Merc; Feb 6, 2005 at 03:10 AM.



