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Yea get them rolled after new tires. Should be cheap to roll ($10/fender here where I am) or you can rent/borrow a roller if you know how to do it yourself. If you wanna save money you can use a bat (ghetto but works if you know what your doing LOL)
I wouldn't lower to much with those offsets. Your gonna rub for sure on bumps. You can only roll the inner lip of the fenders so much which gives about 1/2" or less more clearance. Unless you have your fenders pulled and rolled.
Really nice wheels, looks just a little off, but still really sharp - how good was the deal that made you settle with the not so perfect offset?
Any better pics or details on the exhaust tips? they also look really nice...
Any better pics or details on the exhaust tips? they also look really nice...
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I will take more pics when the new tires go on. Car is pretty dirty in these pics, will take clean ones tomorrow.
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The deal was good enough to where I can get my money right back if they dont work. Sorry for not posting the price, lol..
they look good....but your gonna rub even w 255 if you put the springs on. Rolling the fenders doesnt help cause it rubs on the inner wheel well, not the actual fender. tried it w 35mm offset, didnt work
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Right now its rubbing on the little piece of metal that needs to b rolled in. so ur saying it will rub past that too?
I think he has it backwards if I'm understanding him correctly.
By rolling the fender the inner lip of the fender gets rolled flat making the inner lip of the fender clamped against the fender itself. Though I still think there's a chance you'll still rub.
Try tire size 255/30/18 rear and 235/35/18front if you can. The width from 265 to 255 isn't a game changer but in combination to a smaller tire height from 35 to 30 may help.
By rolling the fender the inner lip of the fender gets rolled flat making the inner lip of the fender clamped against the fender itself. Though I still think there's a chance you'll still rub.
Try tire size 255/30/18 rear and 235/35/18front if you can. The width from 265 to 255 isn't a game changer but in combination to a smaller tire height from 35 to 30 may help.
what I mean is Ive run 3 different sets of wheels on my last C, 35mm included. It only clears the fender w 255 35 18 on the rear, the fronts I ran 225 40 18 35mm. these were on 8.5 and 9.5. The problem comes in when you drop the car, I did H&R i think it was 1.2 drop and it rubbed slightly with those wheels on the inner well fabric on bad bumps. As the springs settled in it rubbed alot and started leaving marks on the fabric wheel well, If I let it go for a few weeks it woulda burned through. Stock ride height was no problem, it made a slight noise on bottom outs but there was NO sign of rubbing. A easy solution is to find a local machine shop and have them machine off 5mm on the rears.
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The black brabus wheels that i test fit for u were machined from a 25mm(rim marking) offset to 38mm (i think... I measured using a formula I found here)
dont know who did it in Cali for the Docs kid but they were from a different class benz. I know B.Gorman in the wheel section does custom offsets, so it shouldnt be expensive or hard for a machine shop to CNC them if they have a CNC, that would be the only way I would have a shop do it, if the have a CNC. then you are worry free and no probs so you can drop it. I cleared w 38mm on the white C350 dropped 1.2 in the rear
TO fefo25
The black brabus wheels that i test fit for u were machined from a 25mm(rim marking) offset to 38mm (i think... I measured using a formula I found here)
dont know who did it in Cali for the Docs kid but they were from a different class benz. I know B.Gorman in the wheel section does custom offsets, so it shouldnt be expensive or hard for a machine shop to CNC them if they have a CNC, that would be the only way I would have a shop do it, if the have a CNC. then you are worry free and no probs so you can drop it. I cleared w 38mm on the white C350 dropped 1.2 in the rear
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what I mean is Ive run 3 different sets of wheels on my last C, 35mm included. It only clears the fender w 255 35 18 on the rear, the fronts I ran 225 40 18 35mm. these were on 8.5 and 9.5. The problem comes in when you drop the car, I did H&R i think it was 1.2 drop and it rubbed slightly with those wheels on the inner well fabric on bad bumps. As the springs settled in it rubbed alot and started leaving marks on the fabric wheel well, If I let it go for a few weeks it woulda burned through. Stock ride height was no problem, it made a slight noise on bottom outs but there was NO sign of rubbing. A easy solution is to find a local machine shop and have them machine off 5mm on the rears.
TO fefo25
The black brabus wheels that i test fit for u were machined from a 25mm(rim marking) offset to 38mm (i think... I measured using a formula I found here)
dont know who did it in Cali for the Docs kid but they were from a different class benz. I know B.Gorman in the wheel section does custom offsets, so it shouldnt be expensive or hard for a machine shop to CNC them if they have a CNC, that would be the only way I would have a shop do it, if the have a CNC. then you are worry free and no probs so you can drop it. I cleared w 38mm on the white C350 dropped 1.2 in the rear
TO fefo25
The black brabus wheels that i test fit for u were machined from a 25mm(rim marking) offset to 38mm (i think... I measured using a formula I found here)
dont know who did it in Cali for the Docs kid but they were from a different class benz. I know B.Gorman in the wheel section does custom offsets, so it shouldnt be expensive or hard for a machine shop to CNC them if they have a CNC, that would be the only way I would have a shop do it, if the have a CNC. then you are worry free and no probs so you can drop it. I cleared w 38mm on the white C350 dropped 1.2 in the rear
what I mean is Ive run 3 different sets of wheels on my last C, 35mm included. It only clears the fender w 255 35 18 on the rear, the fronts I ran 225 40 18 35mm. these were on 8.5 and 9.5. The problem comes in when you drop the car, I did H&R i think it was 1.2 drop and it rubbed slightly with those wheels on the inner well fabric on bad bumps. As the springs settled in it rubbed alot and started leaving marks on the fabric wheel well, If I let it go for a few weeks it woulda burned through. Stock ride height was no problem, it made a slight noise on bottom outs but there was NO sign of rubbing. A easy solution is to find a local machine shop and have them machine off 5mm on the rears.
TO fefo25
The black brabus wheels that i test fit for u were machined from a 25mm(rim marking) offset to 38mm (i think... I measured using a formula I found here)
dont know who did it in Cali for the Docs kid but they were from a different class benz. I know B.Gorman in the wheel section does custom offsets, so it shouldnt be expensive or hard for a machine shop to CNC them if they have a CNC, that would be the only way I would have a shop do it, if the have a CNC. then you are worry free and no probs so you can drop it. I cleared w 38mm on the white C350 dropped 1.2 in the rear
TO fefo25
The black brabus wheels that i test fit for u were machined from a 25mm(rim marking) offset to 38mm (i think... I measured using a formula I found here)
dont know who did it in Cali for the Docs kid but they were from a different class benz. I know B.Gorman in the wheel section does custom offsets, so it shouldnt be expensive or hard for a machine shop to CNC them if they have a CNC, that would be the only way I would have a shop do it, if the have a CNC. then you are worry free and no probs so you can drop it. I cleared w 38mm on the white C350 dropped 1.2 in the rear






