Rohana RC10 20x9 20x10
Ok... I know a lot of guys buy CLS wheels to put on their E55s. The websites fitment guide says that these will fit the CLS but not the E55. The offset for the front wheel is 35mm and 33mm for the rear. Would these fit on a E55??? Thanks for the help.
PS- these are freaking identical to black ADV1s and they are 1/8th of the cost, haha. Im in med school, so i don't have enough money (yet
) to spend on some high dollar wheels.
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We can certainly work with you on offsets and the proper fitment for your application and also take a deposit to pre-order and reserve a set for you.
We also have the RC5 and RC20's in stock now.
https://mbworld.org/forums/wheels-ti...rformance.html
https://mbworld.org/forums/wheels-ti...rformance.html
Last edited by AdvancePerformance; May 22, 2012 at 09:41 AM.




If you think 16 pounds of rotational lbs is nothing, then you really should educate yourself on the matter.
Basically rotational mass can play a huge part in acceleration, deceleration, and handling. A good starter thread is here : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotational_inertia
Here is a link with probably more formulas than you care to explore, but a lot of helpful information : http://hpwizard.com/rotational-inertia.html
IMHO, I don't think adding weight to the tire / rim combo is a good thing - acceleration and deceleration will definitely be worse. Can you run a 20" heavy rim, sure. Can you drive at Laguna or any other track, sure. That said, your car will perform better with a lighter rim (all other things being equal).
I hope the links help explain rotational mass....
Basically rotational mass can play a huge part in acceleration, deceleration, and handling. A good starter thread is here : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotational_inertia
Here is a link with probably more formulas than you care to explore, but a lot of helpful information : http://hpwizard.com/rotational-inertia.html
IMHO, I don't think adding weight to the tire / rim combo is a good thing - acceleration and deceleration will definitely be worse. Can you run a 20" heavy rim, sure. Can you drive at Laguna or any other track, sure. That said, your car will perform better with a lighter rim (all other things being equal).
I hope the links help explain rotational mass....
No worries, man. I know words can easily be misconstrued on the internet. Its all gravy. Thanks for the information. Ill definitely check it out.






