1983 380sec bolt pattern?
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All Mercedes, except the G-wagen and Sprinter, are 5 x 112mm bolt pattern.
All use 12mm bolts, except the 140, 215, 220, and ML bodies [they are 14mm]
Yes, you can swap the wheels. BUT watch out for the offset difference!
Offset is the ET number on the inside of the wheel. Try to keep it close to the original.
Model P.C.D. Offset C/Bore
All (except below) 5 x 112 35...42 66.5
SL models 5 x 112 18...25 66.5
A Class, Vito 5 x 112 45...50 66.5
Sprinter 5 x 130 45
All use 12mm bolts, except the 140, 215, 220, and ML bodies [they are 14mm]
Yes, you can swap the wheels. BUT watch out for the offset difference!
Offset is the ET number on the inside of the wheel. Try to keep it close to the original.
Model P.C.D. Offset C/Bore
All (except below) 5 x 112 35...42 66.5
SL models 5 x 112 18...25 66.5
A Class, Vito 5 x 112 45...50 66.5
Sprinter 5 x 130 45
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Joined: Feb 2003
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From: HB California
2003 E500
Thank you very much for your assistance...
Originally Posted by Karl
All Mercedes, except the G-wagen and Sprinter, are 5 x 112mm bolt pattern.
All use 12mm bolts, except the 140, 215, 220, and ML bodies [they are 14mm]
Yes, you can swap the wheels. BUT watch out for the offset difference!
Offset is the ET number on the inside of the wheel. Try to keep it close to the original.
Model P.C.D. Offset C/Bore
All (except below) 5 x 112 35...42 66.5
SL models 5 x 112 18...25 66.5
A Class, Vito 5 x 112 45...50 66.5
Sprinter 5 x 130 45
All use 12mm bolts, except the 140, 215, 220, and ML bodies [they are 14mm]
Yes, you can swap the wheels. BUT watch out for the offset difference!
Offset is the ET number on the inside of the wheel. Try to keep it close to the original.
Model P.C.D. Offset C/Bore
All (except below) 5 x 112 35...42 66.5
SL models 5 x 112 18...25 66.5
A Class, Vito 5 x 112 45...50 66.5
Sprinter 5 x 130 45
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Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 23
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From: HB California
2003 E500
I was thinking the same thing, but I guess I am just too lazy. Thanks for your input.
Originally Posted by snik
simple!
take off one rim from either car and put it on the other and see if it fits
take off one rim from either car and put it on the other and see if it fits
