anybody know if C63 wheels fit ok on the E-Coupe?
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anybody know if C63 wheels fit ok on the E-Coupe?
I've got 19" AMG V's on my car now and the C63 has the same staggered fitment and offsets but in 18". I need a winter set so I'm considering these (especially because I want to run the AMG brakes soon).
AMG Style "VI"
AMG Style "VI"
Front alloy wheels: 18x8" ET45
Wheel part number: AMG B66030098
Additional alloy part number: A2044013902
Rear alloy wheels: 18x9" ET54
Wheel part number: AMG B66030099
Additional alloy part number: A2044014002
Wheel part number: AMG B66030098
Additional alloy part number: A2044013902
Rear alloy wheels: 18x9" ET54
Wheel part number: AMG B66030099
Additional alloy part number: A2044014002
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when you change diameter you also must consider width and wheel offset otherwise a wider wheel might rub in or outside the designated area.
here is a site to enter your wheel specs.
http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp
here is a site to enter your wheel specs.
http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp
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I've got 19" AMG V's on my car now and the C63 has the same staggered fitment and offsets but in 18". I need a winter set so I'm considering these (especially because I want to run the AMG brakes soon).
AMG Style "VI"
AMG Style "VI"
Front alloy wheels: 18x8" ET45
Wheel part number: AMG B66030098
Additional alloy part number: A2044013902
Rear alloy wheels: 18x9" ET54
Wheel part number: AMG B66030099
Additional alloy part number: A2044014002
Wheel part number: AMG B66030098
Additional alloy part number: A2044013902
Rear alloy wheels: 18x9" ET54
Wheel part number: AMG B66030099
Additional alloy part number: A2044014002
Yes, they will fit with no issues.
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when you change diameter you also must consider width and wheel offset otherwise a wider wheel might rub in or outside the designated area.
here is a site to enter your wheel specs.
http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp
here is a site to enter your wheel specs.
http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp
did you read what I wrote? :
I've got the same fitment, only in 19". same width. same offset. the tires on the 19's are appropriately matched to stock OD's. the question at hand is the C63 wheels and fitment on the C207. Everything points to 'yes'....just thought someone might have done it and could say 'no problems' before I buy.
the only unknown is brake clearance on the C207 but since the C63 has larger brakes, that should be a moot point.
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from using the site I provided and I assume you had original 18x8 et 45 fronts with 18x8.5 et 49 rears.
entering the sizes into the calculator shows it will extend the wheel 1 mm out and 11 mm further in. the 1 mm is no big deal as there are 25.4mm to the inch however the 11 mm further inwards would extend a further 11 mm towards the strut or shock and this is about 7/16 of an inch or a finger width.
I would check to see if i can clearly place my fingers behind the wheel at all places to check for clearance in the rear.
entering the sizes into the calculator shows it will extend the wheel 1 mm out and 11 mm further in. the 1 mm is no big deal as there are 25.4mm to the inch however the 11 mm further inwards would extend a further 11 mm towards the strut or shock and this is about 7/16 of an inch or a finger width.
I would check to see if i can clearly place my fingers behind the wheel at all places to check for clearance in the rear.
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did you read what I wrote? : I've got the same fitment, only in 19". same width. same offset. the tires on the 19's are appropriately matched to stock OD's.
the question at hand is the C63 wheels and fitment on the C207. Everything points to 'yes'....just thought someone might have done it and could say 'no problems' before I buy.
the only unknown is brake clearance on the C207 but since the C63 has larger brakes, that should be a moot point.
I've got the same fitment, only in 19". same width. same offset. the tires on the 19's are appropriately matched to stock OD's. the question at hand is the C63 wheels and fitment on the C207. Everything points to 'yes'....just thought someone might have done it and could say 'no problems' before I buy.
the only unknown is brake clearance on the C207 but since the C63 has larger brakes, that should be a moot point.
Your car being a e coupe came with 18x8 et 45 fronts and rear 18x8.5 rears et 49, you have now changed the rears to 18x9 what is the same, when you went to 9" from 8.5" even though the same offset you changed where the center of your wheel falls in relation to the original. The wheel is now almost 7/16" sitting further inwards
You now want to make a third decision based on your second set of wheels for this car.
Next time I'll keep the information to myself when it comes to helping you out
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Your car being a e coupe came with 18x8 et 45 fronts and rear 18x8.5 rears et 49, you have now changed the rears to 18x9 what is the same, when you went to 9" from 8.5" even though the same offset you changed where the center of your wheel falls in relation to the original. The wheel is now almost 7/16" sitting further inwards
awesome, thank!!
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I must say very seldom have I actually felt the need to post on this site but your rude posts have managed to make me finally post.
Maybe you have not learned any manners that when someone takes the time to try to assist you it really is not cool at all to be a jerk about your reply.
It is because of people like you, most decent people don't even bother offering assistance.
These sites were designed to help people not create ill will.
Sadly most people will feel the same as me but not bother telling you.
Try being appreciative not being a jerk!
Maybe you have not learned any manners that when someone takes the time to try to assist you it really is not cool at all to be a jerk about your reply.
It is because of people like you, most decent people don't even bother offering assistance.
These sites were designed to help people not create ill will.
Sadly most people will feel the same as me but not bother telling you.
Try being appreciative not being a jerk!
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Originally Posted by PGT
did you read what I wrote? : I've got the same fitment, only in 19". same width. same offset. the tires on the 19's are appropriately matched to stock OD's.
the question at hand is the C63 wheels and fitment on the C207. Everything points to 'yes'....just thought someone might have done it and could say 'no problems' before I buy.
the only unknown is brake clearance on the C207 but since the C63 has larger brakes, that should be a moot point.
did you read what I wrote? : I've got the same fitment, only in 19". same width. same offset. the tires on the 19's are appropriately matched to stock OD's.
the question at hand is the C63 wheels and fitment on the C207. Everything points to 'yes'....just thought someone might have done it and could say 'no problems' before I buy.
the only unknown is brake clearance on the C207 but since the C63 has larger brakes, that should be a moot point.
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appreciative of what, exactly? I laid out the facts quite clearly and the guy came back with info that wasn't relevant. Umm, *thanks* for that? 
and, note - my first reply was tongue-in-cheek....sarcastic. He came back with the attitude.
and, note - my first reply was tongue-in-cheek....sarcastic. He came back with the attitude.
lol
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i have replica on my car for the winter season.8,5*19 et 35 front and 9,5*19 et 35 rear.https://mbworld.org/forums/e-class-c...ed-winter.html
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Nice! Just what w/c207 needed as the 18's look anemic by comp.
Have you ever thought about blacking out the little rear side window slats with some black glossy limo tint? Should look awesome on a black car without the other glass being tinted; my thought would be it would blend in with the body of the car helping to cover up that akward detail mb put in the E coupe only as it was left out in the CL helping to preserve the full beauty of the pillarless design.
Have you ever thought about blacking out the little rear side window slats with some black glossy limo tint? Should look awesome on a black car without the other glass being tinted; my thought would be it would blend in with the body of the car helping to cover up that akward detail mb put in the E coupe only as it was left out in the CL helping to preserve the full beauty of the pillarless design.
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my windows are already tinted...not sure if would matter much.
I'll get some better shots soon with the SLR....this was my crackberry on the way to the gym yesterday, in bad light.
I'll get some better shots soon with the SLR....this was my crackberry on the way to the gym yesterday, in bad light.
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My comment about the tint for the rear side slats were for gavrocool's car. Stll would welcome some better pics on yours. Thanks
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i do not understand why aren't you making some more pictures?your car is beautiful.i think it will be nice if you will paint your side reflectors in silver.and your offset in the rear should be smaller.
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Its winter here....I go in to the gym in the dark at 5am, go to work and don't leave until after its dark again at 5pm. I don't drive the car on the weekends....that means I have to go out just to take pictures and its not often I have free time to do so. I'll get better pics soon...hopefully, this weekend.
