C300 Bolt Pattern?
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C300 Bolt Pattern?
Hey everyone, my baby is begging for some new shoes.
I need to know what the bolt pattern is on the C300 Sport.
Also, do you guys suppose 19s would be too big?
I was going to go with 18s most likely though, what offset should I be looking for on either size?
Thanks,
Ron
I need to know what the bolt pattern is on the C300 Sport.
Also, do you guys suppose 19s would be too big?
I was going to go with 18s most likely though, what offset should I be looking for on either size?
Thanks,
Ron
Last edited by ronmeister; Jul 3, 2008 at 05:50 PM.
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Both of these have been discussed. Bolt pattern and offset have been shown in PDFs. 19" wheels have also been looked at by several members. In the end what matters most is ACTUALLY your preferences when compared to others. GL.
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Greater distance from the mounting point to the outside of the wheel is negative offset.More distance from the mounting point to the inside of the wheel is positive offset Here is a link that explains it: http://www.wheelpros.com/page/offset-explained/9
What you asked about is a staggered set up where the front wheels would be one width and the rear wheels would be another width, but the diameter of the wheels would still be the same. Like if you wanted a wider tire on the rear.
