BBS CI-R Wheels (came off 2014 W212 E63S) with Pilot Sport 4S
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Apr 26, 2021, 01:46 PM | Replies: 13 | Views: 1606
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$2,000
- Location Vancouver, BC, V7A1B7, Canada
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BS CI-R with Michelin Pilot Sport 4S with 6mm both front and rear. Almost new condition -- one minor mark on one lip (Front is 20x9" ET 38 -- can be ET 33 with included BBS 5mm spacer; rear is 20x10" ET 45 rubber is 265/30R20 front / 295/25R20 rear). USD2,000 plus shipping.
Last edited by HPMan; May 3, 2021 at 11:40 AM.
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From: Bluffdale UT
2014 E63 AMG-S
BS CI-R with Michelin Pilot Sport 4S with 6mm both front and rear. Almost new condition -- one minor mark on one lip (Front is 20x9" ET 38 -- can be ET 33 with included BBS 5mm spacer; rear is 20x10" ET 45 rubber is 265/30R20 front / 295/25R20 rear). USD2,500 plus shipping.
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From: Vancouver, BC
2014 E63 S
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2014 E63 S
If you run the 5mm spacer on the front (i.e. ET33), then the wheel will sit 16mm closer to your strut and extent 10mm further than your stock front. For the rear, the wheel will sit 40mm closer to the strut and extend 10mm further than your stock rear. You would need to measure how much clearance you have to your struts. I expect that you do not have 40mm of clearance on the rears, however, you could possibly correct that with spacers.
