Upgrading from Stock Rims
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Upgrading from Stock Rims
Hoping to get some advice on this, I plan to upgrade my 2019 C300 Coupe's stock wheels and suspension.
Current (Stock) Setup:
Front -> 19x7.5 ET44 -> 225/40R19
Back -> 19x8.5 ET52 -> 255/35R19
I'm hoping to get the car lower, and the front/rear wheels to sit more flush with the fender (something like the one linked below)
From the research that I did, and what little I now understand about wheels and fitments, I plan to use the stock tires, and just upgrade to some new coilovers and wider rims.
New Setup:
Airtekk Pro Racing Coilovers
Front -> 19x8.5 ET35 -> 225/40R19
Back -> 19x10 ET35 -> 255/35R19
Is this setup achievable? Or am I completely on the wrong direction?
Thanks
Current (Stock) Setup:
Front -> 19x7.5 ET44 -> 225/40R19
Back -> 19x8.5 ET52 -> 255/35R19
I'm hoping to get the car lower, and the front/rear wheels to sit more flush with the fender (something like the one linked below)
From the research that I did, and what little I now understand about wheels and fitments, I plan to use the stock tires, and just upgrade to some new coilovers and wider rims.
New Setup:
Airtekk Pro Racing Coilovers
Front -> 19x8.5 ET35 -> 225/40R19
Back -> 19x10 ET35 -> 255/35R19
Is this setup achievable? Or am I completely on the wrong direction?
Thanks
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I would recommend finding the wheels first before deciding on your offset. A couple reasons for that, you may/may not be able to find the wheels that you like in that setup. Second, you can hit up the wheel supplier with questions such as "Will 225/50/R19's fit without rubbing on my car?" Often times they've seen almost everything and can point you in the right direction with your coupe. What wheels are you looking at?
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I would recommend finding the wheels first before deciding on your offset. A couple reasons for that, you may/may not be able to find the wheels that you like in that setup. Second, you can hit up the wheel supplier with questions such as "Will 225/50/R19's fit without rubbing on my car?" Often times they've seen almost everything and can point you in the right direction with your coupe. What wheels are you looking at?
http://www.rotiform.com/wheel/33315/.../?styleID=4200
Will definitely hit them up and ask, thanks for the suggestion!