FS: 19x8.5/19x9.5 HRE 547r VERY CHEAP!
What's the offset on those? And a 4" lip on a 19x9.5?? Wow.
Just measure the backspacing and do the math.
Thank you KWiK. I do know how to measure it, but I'm trying to avoid taking them off the car if there is no need. The question, I'm assuming, was more geared towards how can it have a four inch lip on a 19x9.5 and still fit all these models. I answered that. If it is absolutely necessary to know the exact offset I'll measure it.
On a 9.5" wheel, this equates to a +13, which is IMPOSSIBLE to fit on any non-widebody mercedes except an SL. Also, at that dash level, the cross section is so thin due to the 540R center bowl, the lug nuts would stick out by about 1/2 inch.
3.0" is doable. There is no 3.5" reverse outer. 4.0" won't work.
Please remeasure the lip.
Last edited by lee2375; Feb 6, 2003 at 11:36 PM.
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The offset is required to fit this vehicle is between a 30 and a 40. There is no way to get a 4" lip with that type of high offsets. The fitment engineer (there is only one) at HRE has CONFIRMED this information.
In any event, these are some of the hottest wheels I've ever seen and would look sweet as hell on any car you put them on. So if you have an SLK, C, CLK, S (Need bigger tires, will sell without current tires or with tires of your choice), or E (Same as the S) get your hands in on these before I get rid of them. You will not be disappointed!!
Well I think you guys are thinking in terms of the "exposed lip" which is different than the actual barrel lip. The barrel lip is 4". If you take that minus the width of the face you'll get the exposed lip. This is probably my fault. I'm used to refering to the lip of a wheel in this way because I'm in the industry. I humbly apologize for any confusion in this matter.
I'm in the industry as well. I've recently completed a consulting job on a three piece forged wheel, from design (solid modeling and FEM analysis) through manufacture (forging, programming, finish, assembly, and sealing). I believe we see the polished outer lip in similar terms. I've inspected components and completed assemblys (inner and outer lips from the same source as HRE). I've developed a good eye over the years and usually see most sizes without measuring. Your friend's outer lip sure looks smaller than a 4" outer. I hope you don't take offense to posts by me or Peter from WheelExperts. We deal with wheel designs and Peter in particular knows HRE specs and fitments (see his website gallery, it's HRE heaven). But I realize that I am looking at a picture and not seeing it in person. If it is truly a 4" lip, I apologize for my posted comments regarding the outer lip width. Best wishes on your sale.
DC
PS. Just for grins, could you post the pic with the ruler? I think JamE55 and Peter would be interested too. Thanks
Again, I apologize for any and all confusion that I might have caused. Thanks for the comments and LET'S SELL THESE PUPPIES!! The owner is also trying to sell them so they are not going to last long I promise.
The gentlman that owns them and ordered them told HRE that he wanted a 4" lip on a set of 547r's 19x9.5 with the offset required to fit his SLK32 AMG.
is that an slk32? if so, what happened to the front amg/brembo brakes? would the fronts still clear the larger calipers?
i don't mean to get off topic, but i think this question would apply to a c32 or an slk32 application.
is that an slk32? if so, what happened to the front amg/brembo brakes? would the fronts still clear the larger calipers?
i don't mean to get off topic, but i think this question would apply to a c32 or an slk32 application.
is that an slk32? if so, what happened to the front amg/brembo brakes? would the fronts still clear the larger calipers?
Last edited by frappe; Feb 17, 2003 at 11:41 PM.
At any rate, who cares? It's a great looking set of wheels at a great price, so someone should pick these up. By the looks of it, they would fit on any "small" body mercedes, like C Class, SLK (obviously), CLK, and E Class. Nice finish, too.
KompMan, sorry to crowd up your thread. Good luck selling the wheels.






