Wheel offset calculator
02-24-2006, 01:20 PM
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Wheel offset calculator
I found this while reseaching my wheel sizes, thought it might help some people with there wheel selections. http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp 
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Okay, so I was browsing to find out what the actual wheel weight was on the Adharaz OEM wheels and I found out the offsets posted on the brunei MB website:
Wow, so 36 front, 34 rear? Interesting.
LINK: Mercedes-Benz Brunei
Adharaz 5-spoke wheel. C-Class Rim (W203). Wheel Size: Front - 7.5J x 17 ET 36. Rear – 8.5J x 17 ET 34. Tyre Size: FA 225/45 R 17. Rear – 245/40R 17.
Adharaz 5-spoke wheel. C-Class Rim (W203). Wheel Size: Front - 7.5J x 17 ET 36. Rear – 8.5J x 17 ET 34. Tyre Size: FA 225/45 R 17. Rear – 245/40R 17.
03-24-2006, 09:13 PM
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Originally Posted by drexappeal
Okay, so I was browsing to find out what the actual wheel weight was on the Adharaz OEM wheels and I found out the offsets posted on the brunei MB website:
Wow, so 36 front, 34 rear? Interesting.
Wow, so 36 front, 34 rear? Interesting.
btw, were you able to find out what the actual wheel weight was for the OEM's?
03-24-2006, 09:16 PM
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Originally Posted by nlpamg
very interesting, thanks!
btw, were you able to find out what the actual wheel weight was for the OEM's?
btw, were you able to find out what the actual wheel weight was for the OEM's?
Oh well, I just know that if the AMG's are 27 lbs. in the front, the sport rims have got to be heavier.
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Originally Posted by Russell Stevens
I found this while reseaching my wheel sizes, thought it might help some people with there wheel selections. http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp
Happy modding!
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Midnight Blue 2004.5 C230 Kompressor Sport Sedan. 2002 w210 E320, 2009 w211 E350 Sport
Originally Posted by kenzobenzo
That is a great tool. I'm in the market for some new wheels to replace my stock ones. The only problem, is that i can't get info on what my wheel offsets are for this model Mercedes (2001 C240). If i can get a hold of this info, at least i have a shot at picking some rims out that'll not have a problem just bolting on and not rubbing anywhere, a sort of plug and play application. Any info is appreciated.
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Happy modding!
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Originally Posted by drexappeal
If you use the wheel offsets for the 2004.5+ C's w/ the sport rims, you should be okay.
How goes it man? I promised pics, i'll get around to 'em when i'm worthy of posting one against all you modders out there who'll put mine shame. But getting back to this offset thing, i was using the offset calculator all day today and it seems that since my OEM wheel is 16x7.5 w/a 37 offset all the way around, i'm going to have to find an 18"x8/9 w/an offset of 31ET and 18ET respectively if i did that right... I didn't know that upgrading would require more analytical thinking. But i'm going to take your advice on another thread.. do it right, i bought the koni strut/shocks w/the tein s-techs and wait around for the right rims to lace this hunk o' metal mayhem with.
Happy modding all!
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Originally Posted by kenzobenzo
Hey Drexy,
How goes it man? I promised pics, i'll get around to 'em when i'm worthy of posting one against all you modders out there who'll put mine shame. But getting back to this offset thing, i was using the offset calculator all day today and it seems that since my OEM wheel is 16x7.5 w/a 37 offset all the way around, i'm going to have to find an 18"x8/9 w/an offset of 31ET and 18ET respectively if i did that right... I didn't know that upgrading would require more analytical thinking. But i'm going to take your advice on another thread.. do it right, i bought the koni strut/shocks w/the tein s-techs and wait around for the right rims to lace this hunk o' metal mayhem with.
Happy modding all!
How goes it man? I promised pics, i'll get around to 'em when i'm worthy of posting one against all you modders out there who'll put mine shame. But getting back to this offset thing, i was using the offset calculator all day today and it seems that since my OEM wheel is 16x7.5 w/a 37 offset all the way around, i'm going to have to find an 18"x8/9 w/an offset of 31ET and 18ET respectively if i did that right... I didn't know that upgrading would require more analytical thinking. But i'm going to take your advice on another thread.. do it right, i bought the koni strut/shocks w/the tein s-techs and wait around for the right rims to lace this hunk o' metal mayhem with.
Happy modding all!
Remember, regardless of what your current stock rims are like, you still have a w203 chassis, so the dimensions will be the same. Only thing is, you most likely don't have stock rear folded fenders, so that will be something you'll most likely have to do when you get your rims.
06-24-2006, 12:30 AM
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The only thing I found with that theory is there is another measurement that is not mentioned is the barrel. Even if you have the correct offset sometimes the barrel is not deep enough for some of the AMG brake set ups. I found this out when I was trying to get a wheel to get me home from the bay area. Nothing would fit over those brakes. But the 17' seven spoke sport wheels will. Don't figure???
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Trust me, if you go with an offset that would match the 17 inch stock sport rims, you won't need to worry 'bout what you're upgrading to. The only thing you'll have to take into consideration is if you plan to upgrade your brakes in the future. If you do plan to upgrade the brakes, then going with the offset on the 17 inch rims will be fine.
Remember, regardless of what your current stock rims are like, you still have a w203 chassis, so the dimensions will be the same. Only thing is, you most likely don't have stock rear folded fenders, so that will be something you'll most likely have to do when you get your rims.
Remember, regardless of what your current stock rims are like, you still have a w203 chassis, so the dimensions will be the same. Only thing is, you most likely don't have stock rear folded fenders, so that will be something you'll most likely have to do when you get your rims.
