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W203/CL203 Aftermarket Wheel Thread - All you want to know
03-27-2008, 07:48 PM
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03-27-2008, 07:49 PM
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03-27-2008, 07:50 PM
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They're bright satin. The pictures dont do justice obviously. But it matches pewter paint almost 100%. So if any of u guys with pewter benzes want some cheaper good looking rims you kno where its at! I can't wait to be able to take better pictures with them on.
03-27-2008, 07:51 PM
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...and as you can tell I cant figure out how to use the option where I respond to all the questions in one post...at least I get more posts 
03-27-2008, 07:56 PM
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W203 Kompressor 6spd SS, Audi B5 S4
03-27-2008, 08:44 PM
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'08 CLK320CDI AMG// '13 E500 Coupe AMG// '17 E350d AMG
Frank, do you have more pics of your friends car with the OZ ultraL?
I wanna see them from other angles and to see how the look like on the w203 in 8"
Thanks
I wanna see them from other angles and to see how the look like on the w203 in 8"
Thanks
03-27-2008, 08:49 PM
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white and whiter
03-27-2008, 09:27 PM
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03-27-2008, 09:31 PM
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I'm thinking about what kind of center caps I should get for these. I'm going to the dealer tommorow to buy some or just at least to see what kind they have. I was hoping they have maybe that grey color center cap that the S65 SL65 and CL65's have on their rims. If not, does anyone else have any suggestions?
03-27-2008, 11:00 PM
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C55 ///AMG, 535xi
My Winter Setup, 17x7.5 all around. Double Spoke 209s.
My Current Setup, 19x8.5 front, 19x9.5 rear. Group Buy (TSW Bremmas?) with my vinyl wrapped lip.
My Current Setup, 19x8.5 front, 19x9.5 rear. Group Buy (TSW Bremmas?) with my vinyl wrapped lip.
03-27-2008, 11:37 PM
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'08 CLK320CDI AMG// '13 E500 Coupe AMG// '17 E350d AMG
I was wondering, among the MB preparators, which are the most light weight wheels in 18"?
Any place I could find the weights of theses wheels? They don't mention it on their website...
I know there is a website out there
Any place I could find the weights of theses wheels? They don't mention it on their website...
I know there is a website out there
03-28-2008, 01:02 AM
#4775
It literally takes 2.5-3 hrs to read through this whole thread. I should know. I don't know whether to be proud or embarassed that I actually read through all 1443 posts.
In the 2+ yrs that this thread has been active, no one has bothered to summarize anything....until now. The basic consensus from member posts suggests the following:
- If you want to ask members if a set of rims you're looking at will fit your car, provide no less than the following information:
Your car model/trim
Year
Suspension (stock/coilover/sport springs)
Budget
Do you have bbk (big brake kit/amg sport package calipers)?
Name of the company that makes the rims.
Style of the rims.
Offset
Staggered?
Front lip depth
Rear lip depth (if staggered)
Lastly, a photo would be nice.
- If the bolt pattern isn't exactly 5x112, nothing else will matter. It won't fit.
- 9" is the max width for the front. Some have managed 9.5". One guy did 10" with a wide body kit.
- 10' is the max width for the rear. The same wide body kit guy managed a wopping 12" back there.
- Front lip depth can be no more than 1.5"
- Rear lip depth can be 2-3" max.
- Bore size is 66.6
- et36 means offset 36
- Not all staggered setups have a deeper dish in the back than the front.
- 17" is stock and recommended only if you don't change your suspension.
- 18" is for performance
- 19" is for looks
- 20" will get you props (post #546)
- ADR rims are heavy.
- Those with strict budgets should check the classified section for available rims for sale.
- Depending on the rims you get, you may need longer/short bolts that may or may not come with your rims.
- If you mess up with the sizing, spacers are your friend.
- Recommended offset is 32-35
- The angle and thickness of the rim spoke design matters for clearing the calipers (that's why a photo would be very helpful)
- TSW Bremma is the double 5-spoke AMG lookalike you're looking for.
- Don't even think about asking a question in this thread until you've at least taken advantage of the links that Drexappeal has provided on page 1 of this thread.
Disclaimer: I'm a newb. I am not an expert on rims. I didn't know squat until I read the thread in its entirety. I have no proof that the above is true. I've never even bought rims before. This post is merely a translation of the previous 1000+ posts. Members, please feel free to argue, correct, change or add any of the above summarized information.
In the 2+ yrs that this thread has been active, no one has bothered to summarize anything....until now. The basic consensus from member posts suggests the following:
- If you want to ask members if a set of rims you're looking at will fit your car, provide no less than the following information:
Your car model/trim
Year
Suspension (stock/coilover/sport springs)
Budget
Do you have bbk (big brake kit/amg sport package calipers)?
Name of the company that makes the rims.
Style of the rims.
Offset
Staggered?
Front lip depth
Rear lip depth (if staggered)
Lastly, a photo would be nice.
- If the bolt pattern isn't exactly 5x112, nothing else will matter. It won't fit.
- 9" is the max width for the front. Some have managed 9.5". One guy did 10" with a wide body kit.
- 10' is the max width for the rear. The same wide body kit guy managed a wopping 12" back there.
- Front lip depth can be no more than 1.5"
- Rear lip depth can be 2-3" max.
- Bore size is 66.6
- et36 means offset 36
- Not all staggered setups have a deeper dish in the back than the front.
- 17" is stock and recommended only if you don't change your suspension.
- 18" is for performance
- 19" is for looks
- 20" will get you props (post #546)
- ADR rims are heavy.
- Those with strict budgets should check the classified section for available rims for sale.
- Depending on the rims you get, you may need longer/short bolts that may or may not come with your rims.
- If you mess up with the sizing, spacers are your friend.
- Recommended offset is 32-35
- The angle and thickness of the rim spoke design matters for clearing the calipers (that's why a photo would be very helpful)
- TSW Bremma is the double 5-spoke AMG lookalike you're looking for.
- Don't even think about asking a question in this thread until you've at least taken advantage of the links that Drexappeal has provided on page 1 of this thread.
Disclaimer: I'm a newb. I am not an expert on rims. I didn't know squat until I read the thread in its entirety. I have no proof that the above is true. I've never even bought rims before. This post is merely a translation of the previous 1000+ posts. Members, please feel free to argue, correct, change or add any of the above summarized information.
Last edited by casper_c230; 03-28-2008 at 01:16 AM.
