Should I just put Lorinser LM1 or other?
The words that they said.... cup, spacer, coil....... what the heck are they? why can't they just pull out old rims and put these rims into it? I paid over $3K for these and don't know what to do with that.
I have put on "classified" to resell..........but really hate to give out.. because I will lost $$ anyway............. any comments why these rims are hard to put it on?
front and rear tires have same width... is it normal or what? thought rear should be wider... what am i suppose to do now?
JEEZ~~~~~~~~!!!!!!! I really want to DIE right now!!!
If the offset is correct, there should be no problems putting them on.
You are in south Cali, which shop did you go?
I went to shop in Orange County.. it's a place where polishing the rims and replace new tires.. etc...
I called wheelwarehouse and they said that nothing is impossible. Gotta go that place on Wednesday after they repolish the rims.
Well... very tough time!!
-Bruce
I believe these rims are 19" x 9" / 9.5"
Too wide?????????? ARGH~~~
But i saw many people here who has 10" WIDE.... what;s wrong with my car?
Is there ANY ANY ANY "ANY" possibilities that 19" rims cannot fit to CLK??????????????????? ANSWER ME PLEASE
P.S. my wheels are 19x8.5 front 19x9.5 rear
-Bruce
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If I change whole springs, suspension.... whatever..., will I be OK? and if they roll the fender?
I believe these rims are 19" x 9" / 9.5"
Too wide?????????? ARGH~~~
But i saw many people here who has 10" WIDE.... what;s wrong with my car?
Is there ANY ANY ANY "ANY" possibilities that 19" rims cannot fit to CLK??????????????????? ANSWER ME PLEASE
you may also need to roll the fenders: process where the inside of the wheel well is pushed back, creating more space to accomodate an oversize rim.... your 19s
hope that helped....
b
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Most 19 inch applications run at 8.5 max in the front and 9.5 (10 is ok too) in the rear with a 35mm positive offset (with minimal modification).
The offset measurement is the distance from the center of the rim to either the inside (- offset) or to the outside (+ offset).
When the offset is off, certain things must be done anywhere from rolling the fender (to prevent rims from rubbing against the outside), to add spacers (to prevent rubbing on the inside). If your rims are too wide, you will essentially rub both inside and outside, making it a very poor choice of rims.
Getting a lowered suspension will not solve your problem. In fact, it can ENHANCE your problem, causing it to rub even more so then before.
Yes, all MB except G Class use a 5x112 lug pattern (5: number of bolts, 112: mm size in diameter)
Hope this educates you a little more about wheels and such.
Last edited by mmgrad; Nov 26, 2002 at 11:35 AM.
I run 19x10 rear wheels with no problems whatsoever.
if you can post the specs of the wheels (including width and offset), tire sizes, and brand of tires, I should be able to tell you what the problem is.
I run 19x10 rear wheels with no problems whatsoever.
According to this website, http://www.dimaxperformance.com/wheels/lorinser/, they are LM 1 19x9 - ET 37-44mm
what is the problem?
They are ALL 19" x 9" with Dunlup 8000 245 35ZR 19
According to this website, http://www.dimaxperformance.com/wheels/lorinser/, they are LM 1 19x9 - ET 37-44mm
what is the problem?



