OEM OFFSETS C63S
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OEM OFFSETS C63S
What's the OEM front offsets for a sedan? Is it 38 or 25?
I'm getting conflicting info.
Trying to figure some offsets for aftermarket wheels.
Looking at 19x9 25 offset and 19x10.5 52 or 57 offset
thanks
I'm getting conflicting info.
Trying to figure some offsets for aftermarket wheels.
Looking at 19x9 25 offset and 19x10.5 52 or 57 offset
thanks
Last edited by c63prob; Feb 14, 2018 at 11:32 PM.
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2016 C63 AMG S
I used my stock wheel offset which also had 15mm wheel spacers
19x9.5 offset 35
19x10.5 offset 52
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c63prob’s rear wheels will stick out 16.7mm, is that too aggressive?
Can we adjust the camber on the rears, add a bit more negative camber?
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If you check out the Sedan we did here - https://flic.kr/s/aHsm6WkjFh - it used a 9" front and 10.5" rear and the fitment was on point. We can even move up to a 9.5" front on the Sedan as well.
No, 16.7 mm closer to the fender from where the factory wheels sit is not too aggressive.
No, 16.7 mm closer to the fender from where the factory wheels sit is not too aggressive.
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C63 Amg coupe 2018
So i have a 2018 c63 coupe non S. My wheels are the 10 spoke 18in front 255/40/18 tire.... 18 in rear 285/35/18 tire. I'm wanting a flush fitment. I can't seem to find the wheel widths or offsets for my stock wheels. It is hard for me to calculate what offsets i need to be flush and still change my rear tire to a 305 for better grip. What sort of offset would i need to come flush with the fronts and stick out slightly in the rear? I plan on doing 19x9.5 front 19x10.5-11 rear or a staggered front 19x9.5 rear 20x10.5-11. Im clueless right now because i don't even know the width of my stock fronts and rears so i can't calculate anything. Any advice would be appreciated thanks! Oh and the car will be lowered about 1in all the way around.
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So i have a 2018 c63 coupe non S. My wheels are the 10 spoke 18in front 255/40/18 tire.... 18 in rear 285/35/18 tire. I'm wanting a flush fitment. I can't seem to find the wheel widths or offsets for my stock wheels. It is hard for me to calculate what offsets i need to be flush and still change my rear tire to a 305 for better grip. What sort of offset would i need to come flush with the fronts and stick out slightly in the rear? I plan on doing 19x9.5 front 19x10.5-11 rear or a staggered front 19x9.5 rear 20x10.5-11. Im clueless right now because i don't even know the width of my stock fronts and rears so i can't calculate anything. Any advice would be appreciated thanks! Oh and the car will be lowered about 1in all the way around.
I'd be happy to help you out. Can you email me a photo of your wheel so I can figure out what the OEM specs are and work our way forward from there? David@WheelsBoutique.com
