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Hey everyone I've decided (with a heavy heart) to sell my Forgestar F14's. I originally got these for my a4 but didnt end up fitting correctly.The wheels are practically flawless but just a little dirty never even got a chance to install all four on.
5x112 bolt pattern
F:18X8.5
R:18X9.5
I don't know the offset but these did come off a c63 and the guy I bought them from wasn't sure what it was either. I'm asking $875 obo. I'm located in Whittier right between LA and OC. Pm me if you're interested Thanks!
Just to bump the OP's thread. If it is true that the rears are et57, then you should be able to run 265 or above rears using Michelin PSS without rubbing.
I've personally tried 265/35-18 on 18x9.5+45 rears and Michelin PSS rubs on dips when hauling *** on the freeway. I'm with xjaymzzx on this one, but I too already have my wheels.
WEEKEND SPECIAL $800
Hey everyone I've decided (with a heavy heart) to sell my Forgestar F14's. I originally got these for my a4 but didnt end up fitting correctly.The wheels are practically flawless but just a little dirty never even got a chance to install all four on.
5x112 bolt pattern
F:18X8.5
R:18X9.5
I don't know the offset but these did come off a c63 and the guy I bought them from wasn't sure what it was either. I'm asking $875 obo. I'm located in Whittier right between LA and OC. Pm me if you're interested Thanks!
I am interest please contact me with my email: charleschan311@hotmail.com
Just to bump the OP's thread. If it is true that the rears are et57, then you should be able to run 265 or above rears using Michelin PSS without rubbing.
I've personally tried 265/35-18 on 18x9.5+45 rears and Michelin PSS rubs on dips when hauling *** on the freeway. I'm with xjaymzzx on this one, but I too already have my wheels.
Hey thanks still a little bummed I haven't sold em yet. Lots of interest but nobody has pulled the trigger
Would these work on a 2012 C250? Is there going to be rubbing? Would I need to run spacers? Highly interested. This is honestly exactly what I'm looking for.
I know you said they came off a C63, but unless I'm missing something I've seen a lot online where wheels that fit a C63 don't necessarily fit a regular C250 or C300 or vice versa. I'm guessing in the case of a wheel fitting a C250 vs C63 it's because the C63 has bigger brake calipers and need more clearance? I really don't know.
But anyway...if these are absolutely going to work on a C250 then I may just go ahead and take them off your hands, so long as I don't have to do funky stuff like run spacers or have rubbing issues...Too good of a price to pass up...
I am in SoCal myself so its likely I could just meet you in person for the exchange.
Last edited by terminate; Mar 24, 2015 at 11:44 PM.
I just did the obvious and checked their website. It just says it fits C class, doesn't get as granular as by model (e.g. C63 and C250 etc). I may try and call them tomorrow to get a clarification....but in the meantime, YGPM (you got a private message)...
Hey to summarize, since I own a "regular" C250 Sport meaning that all four wheels come with standard 17x7.5 with 47mm offset all around (read: front and back), whereas the AMG models come with staggered front and rear (read: different front and rear wheel width + offsets), I would need to run +10mm spacers in the front, and +15mm spacers in the rear.
The original owner of these wheels had a C63 and again as I noted above, he likely only had to run spacers on the rear.
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