Build thread 2002 E55
I missed the part of you having to use a hub ring.
Can you explain what the issue was?
I thought all of the hubs on the AMG factory wheels were 66.56mm.
I just picked up a set of 19" AMG wheels...8.5" front and 9.5" back with 39mm offset. They're forged 10 spokes.
I understand I'll need to run spacers front and rear. Not sure what thickness yet.
Planning to run a 245/35-19 front and a 285/30-19 rear.
Any advise you have is greatly appreciated...!
Ive read from others that the fronts with a 8.5 in rim should work between ET 27 - ET30 all this depending on tire as well. I now run 235.
Confused on the wheel hub, I ordered a 5mm 66.6 from 42 Draft Designs and it did not fit the front hub. It cleared the rear just fine. They would not accept the return so I sold it online for a loss.
Curious that a smaller size would fit

I wound up going with 10mm spacers all the way around. Phil at OtisLA sells specially made spacers that will fit the W210 front hub so that they seat correctly.
Give him a call...he can explain the difference in machining that makes it work far better than I can...LOL.
thanks
coilovers
w211 rear diff with wavetrac LSD and 2.82 gears
one piece carbon drive shaft
e85 advances fuel dynamics(best flex fuel kits)
carbon trunk spoiler
rear e55 w211 calipers with slk55 rotors
c63 w204 front seats
strut tower bars if I can find, or will make custom
hopefully custom Headers built by MBH, currently running Kleemann headers.
stand alone trans controller, with paddle shifters.
Oil cooler, from slk55
New parts-
lower control arms
upper control arms
lower ball joints
sway bar bushing and links
rear main seal
Southern Hotrod built trans
water pump, belt, idlers, and tensioner
oil stand gasket, and oil cooler gasket
rear control arm bushings
H&R springs and Bilstein shocks
Brand new intake manifold
EGR delete, from East coast euro, with air injection delete as well from East cost euro.
East Coast Euro motor mounts
k40 relay
that’s about all I can think of at this time.
6/10/19 Bought it from the guy around 7pm. Drove it back to the shop, changed the oil. Went to a trans service, noticed there was metal in the fluid. So it now has a rebuilt Southern Hotrod trans, mild street build. with a new MB torque converter. Car sat for 3 months, till I could save the money for the trans.
It made 301whp and 310tq. 129,000 miles.
Did you crack the old intake manifold open to see what kind of gunk/buildup was in there? What was the price of the new intake manifold and where'd you source it from?




it barely barely rubs, I am sure some tires may be different than others I am running P Zeros. It didn’t even leave a mark on the tire, but just barely polished the nut on the control arm, I can’t tell at all while drive.
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looking really good and glad this thread is still going. I just got done with 15 hrs of paint restoration. Clay bar along with Compounded entire car. Then did Turtle Wax black polish followed by 2 coats of Mother's CMX Ceramic.
Has anyone installed the H&R sway bars, and if so are you happy with them?
looking really good and glad this thread is still going. I just got done with 15 hrs of paint restoration. Clay bar along with Compounded entire car. Then did Turtle Wax black polish followed by 2 coats of Mother's CMX Ceramic.
Has anyone installed the H&R sway bars, and if so are you happy with them?
Also check out AleksRacing.com he has strut bars and braces from ultra racing, super fast shipping
Also check out AleksRacing.com he has strut bars and braces from ultra racing, super fast shipping







