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definitive wheel fitment guide for w124 pdf

Old 02-06-2007, 01:35 AM
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definitive wheel fitment guide for w124 pdf

hope this is not a repost....should clear up a LOT of confusion.. maybe we should sticky this

http://www.alloywheelsdirect.net/mer...l_fitments.pdf



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THIS IS SWEEEET !!!

Only now I need 7mm spacers to get a 42 offset for my front and none for the rear. All this while I thought I would need spacers for the rear..but looks like..I DONT !! Do spacers even come in 7mm's ?
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Originally Posted by xudeck
THIS IS SWEEEET !!!

Only now I need 7mm spacers to get a 42 offset for my front and none for the rear. All this while I thought I would need spacers for the rear..but looks like..I DONT !! Do spacers even come in 7mm's ?

Way to go V9!!!!!!
I also think you can only get spacers 5mm then jumps to 10mm.
I just hope they also gave info for the tires for the 18x8.5 and the 18x9
Thanks V9!
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Originally Posted by autosleek
Way to go V9!!!!!!
I also think you can only get spacers 5mm then jumps to 10mm.
I just hope they also gave info for the tires for the 18x8.5 and the 18x9
Thanks V9!

by the way V9 were did you get this information?
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by the way V9 were did you get this information?

now its really clear from the info that those staggered 17" amgs are a good fit for the 124!
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http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html

this will be helpful to people who view this thread in the future too...
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Old 02-09-2007, 11:11 AM
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Originally Posted by ZedStyle
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html

this will be helpful to people who view this thread in the future too...
Awesome resource!
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so it looks like 19" will fit with no rubbing issues with 35/235 tires. I plugged in the 18/40/235 as the original size which dont rub on my car. and the 19s are abit smaller...

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we'll toss this into the pot....

http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp

http://www.discounttire.com/dtcs/infoTireMath.dos
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thank you kindly on behalf of the W124 crew
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Very nice. I already bought wheels, but this will definitely help others
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Instructions on rolling the fender lips, and installing the fender spacers, are here (scroll to the bottom - look for "wheel_install...") :

http://www.w124performance.com/docs/mb/W124/



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Cool Is my rubber too fat?

I was offered 265/35 R18 AMG rims and winter tyres at the school gates this morning - not something that happens every day. These are currently on a newer E-class. The question is will they work on my 1995 W124? From the chart V9 posted it doesn't look it but I wanted to double check as a free offer like this doesn't come around very often.

can anyone help?

Many thanks
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95 e320...sold the rest
possibly on a e500/500e with rolled fenders...but i think that's too wide
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Thumbs up

The truth is sometimes hard to accept. Still the wheels and tyres are probably worth more than my car so I guess it's time to trade. (I bet your EVO is fun - good for you)

Thanks for the reply
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300D, 500E, E420
Those will work on a 500E/E500 without fender mods, but they're way too much for a standard 124, even with fender mods. But hey, if they're free... grab 'em & sell them, that way you can use the $$$ to buy wheels that do fit properly.

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hi all, what type of tires u advice to buy? roadstone, michelan or pirelle??
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Well....that's a hard question. Everybody on here has their own personal preference. For instance, I like Yokohama, Perilli, Kuhmo, etc...

So it all just depends on what you're looking for in a tire.
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How do I choose the right lug nuts or wheel locks for my car ?

http://www.brandsport.com/howdoifirilu.html
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^^^ and how do you choose wheel lugs and locks if you have 5mm spacers in the front only?
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i just posted the link because it had info on lug nuts, which people always ask about.
if you have 5mm spacers in front, you will probably need to buy lugs that are 5mm longer than you are using in the rear, since there's an extra 5mm of space between the wheel and the hub... right?
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Now look at this new tire/rim calculator:
http://www.bigcustomwheels.com/rt_specs.jsp

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