photoshop anybody?
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photoshop anybody?
im looking to get some wheels for my 02 c320(non-sport) and really only interested in oem/replica wheels. i found a set of 18" e550 wheels on a w204 that look pretty good but im wondering how they would look on mine. can anyone help me out and photoshop the wheels on my car or another silver c320?
In the pic, my car my not have the right stance for the wheels of the other
In the pic, my car my not have the right stance for the wheels of the other
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2005 c230SS
im looking to get some wheels for my 02 c320(non-sport) and really only interested in oem/replica wheels. i found a set of 18" e550 wheels on a w204 that look pretty good but im wondering how they would look on mine. can anyone help me out and photoshop the wheels on my car or another silver c320?
In the pic, my car my not have the right stance for the wheels of the other
In the pic, my car my not have the right stance for the wheels of the other
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06 C230 SS 6spd
its for the wheels you put specs on. for the 18s to fit you'll want 10mm spacers in front to push the offset to +38 and 15mm in rear to push to +39 or get 20mm and push them to +34. also you'll need to get longer lug bolts. so you have to do the calculation of our stock shaft length plus the spacer length to get the new lug bolt size. you'll also have to see what ball seat size the new wheels are since they are mb factory wheels. it can be a R12 or R14 ball seat.
to get the length of the new bolt is easy
stock shaft length + spacer length = new bolt shaft length
our stock shaft length is 39.9mm or 40mm so
40mm + 10mm (front) = 50mm lug bolts you'll need for the front
youll just have to look up the ball seat size or call the dealer and ask or call radusadirect.com and talk to them, thats where most get their new lug bolts from.
to get the length of the new bolt is easy
stock shaft length + spacer length = new bolt shaft length
our stock shaft length is 39.9mm or 40mm so
40mm + 10mm (front) = 50mm lug bolts you'll need for the front
youll just have to look up the ball seat size or call the dealer and ask or call radusadirect.com and talk to them, thats where most get their new lug bolts from.
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I know I'm about to get a bunch of STFF's which I have with no solid answers. So if I want to run 18's What specs for the wheel and tire do I need to make them fit without spacers? Also I do plan on lowering the car but I'm unsure of what springs and struts/shocks I'm going to run
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06 C230 SS 6spd
The wheel and tire thread has all your answers. It all depends on the width if the wheels and the look you're going for. For tires you can't do more than 235 in front and 265 in rear.
