Mercedes E55 on all-new HRE P40SC Conical
02-17-2012, 12:21 AM
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Huracan. S63. CL63. E55.
Thanks for the kind words guys and Lon thank you for getting the pics up! Photoshoot coming soon..
Big thanks to James@ACG for all his help as well (as always!) Thanks to James there is always 'more to come with this car'...sorry Tal!
Big thanks to James@ACG for all his help as well (as always!) Thanks to James there is always 'more to come with this car'...sorry Tal!
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02-17-2012, 12:25 AM
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02-17-2012, 01:36 AM
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'13 GT-R AMS Alpha 9+, CLA45, E55
PS. Get back to work and finish the wing for Godzilla
02-17-2012, 08:00 AM
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02-17-2012, 08:09 AM
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2012 CLS63
the conical is so mellow.....not loving it
02-17-2012, 11:14 AM
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02-17-2012, 12:57 PM
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Thanks to Mark at Chapparone Autobody for sharing these pictures. He decided to replace his 2dr Porsche 996 TT (with HRE's) with a 4dr Mercedes E55 (W211) equipped with all-new HRE P40SC in Brush Tinted.
Wheel weights:
19x8.5 - 21.2 lbs
19x10 - 21.4 lbs
Mercedes E55 W212 HRE P40SC Brush Tinted by HRE Wheels, on Flickr
Wheel weights:
19x8.5 - 21.2 lbs
19x10 - 21.4 lbs
Mercedes E55 W212 HRE P40SC Brush Tinted by HRE Wheels, on Flickr
Still hoping for offset information on this setup......and the tire sizes (F & R).
That stance and fitment is rediculous!!!
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02-17-2012, 01:14 PM
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What's the big secret anyway? It's a lot more helpful to know the specs of the wheels in that photo so that you can order the correct size and offset to get the look "just right".
Besides, I'm pretty sure that once the wheels are mounted, the customer owns them for good.... an expensive mistake if you order the wrong version.
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02-17-2012, 01:26 PM
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Lon indicated in a message above that he'd check on these offsets...
What's the big secret anyway? It's a lot more helpful to know the specs of the wheels in that photo so that you can order the correct size and offset to get the look "just right".
Besides, I'm pretty sure that once the wheels are mounted, the customer owns them for good.... an expensive mistake if you order the wrong version.
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What's the big secret anyway? It's a lot more helpful to know the specs of the wheels in that photo so that you can order the correct size and offset to get the look "just right".
Besides, I'm pretty sure that once the wheels are mounted, the customer owns them for good.... an expensive mistake if you order the wrong version.
-G
its just something they never seem to give out. If Lon does, I would be suprised.
02-17-2012, 01:41 PM
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I can only release the information to the owner. If you would like this same configuration, there's no problem giving you the information with your order.
Actually all our current wheels have spec information engraved on the wheels themselves.
We are willing to give out specs for certain applications, but when it's a custom spec'd configuration by the customer, that's their own right to publish it or not.
Actually all our current wheels have spec information engraved on the wheels themselves.
We are willing to give out specs for certain applications, but when it's a custom spec'd configuration by the customer, that's their own right to publish it or not.
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02-17-2012, 01:48 PM
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I can only release the information to the owner. If you would like this same configuration, there's no problem giving you the information with your order.
Actually all our current wheels have spec information on the wheels themselves.
We are willing to give out specs for certain applications, but when it's a custom spec'd configuration by the customer, that's their own right to publish it or not.
Actually all our current wheels have spec information on the wheels themselves.
We are willing to give out specs for certain applications, but when it's a custom spec'd configuration by the customer, that's their own right to publish it or not.
Thanks Lon, I can appreciate that....
So is the photo I originally quoted a "custom configuration" of a standard config?
Are you able to share the tire size info for that setup? I'm always curious about rear tire fitment (especially when it looks like someone squeezed some extra width back there) but would appreciate the F & R tire info if you're willing to share it.
Thanks!
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02-17-2012, 01:59 PM
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Thanks Lon, I can appreciate that....
So is the photo I originally quoted a "custom configuration" of a standard config?
Are you able to share the tire size info for that setup? I'm always curious about rear tire fitment (especially when it looks like someone squeezed some extra width back there) but would appreciate the F & R tire info if you're willing to share it. Often time's customers ask for specifications that we don't recommend, as long as they are willing to handle aggressive configurations, it's not a problem.
Thanks!
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So is the photo I originally quoted a "custom configuration" of a standard config?
Are you able to share the tire size info for that setup? I'm always curious about rear tire fitment (especially when it looks like someone squeezed some extra width back there) but would appreciate the F & R tire info if you're willing to share it. Often time's customers ask for specifications that we don't recommend, as long as they are willing to handle aggressive configurations, it's not a problem.
Thanks!
-G
I'm sure Mark can assist you with his tire size.
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