Will this fit
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1983 240D, 1989 300E
Will this fit
I have looked at the definitve wheel guide, and didn't see 16x8 for a w124. But will a 8Jx16H2 and E134 wheel fit a 1989 300E. I have stock everything.
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lol, yes they absolutely will fit. LoveLEE, feel free to use a little bit of critical thinking of your own rather than starting a new thread on a topic that has been beaten into the ground.
Not trying to be rude, just honest.
Not trying to be rude, just honest.
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I know you are not trying to be rude but I search for 16x8 w124 on a few forums. Most of the ones had a different offset. And one with the same same offset, some said they would rub others said they wouldn't. I was just trying to see if anyone had the exact same wheel size with a stock suspension to make sure they fit before I bought the wheels. But thank you anyways.
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The primary concern in terms of rubbing should be wheel/tire width and wheel offset. Don't get caught up with wheel diameter. This has been repeated in many places on the forums- ET35ish on an 8" wide rim won't rub. That's where the critical thinking comes in, that's all. a 1mm difference in offset makes no difference.
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OK Thanks again I am new to the upgrading wheels. I wasn't sure if 1mm could make the difference if it was on the extreme limits. Thanks sorry for being a noob. Just wanted to make absolutely sure before forking out $$$.
