The Official W211 Wheel Thread: Post Pics
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CLS63 AMG
Huge THANKS! to Aros&Gomas for making this all possible. Enjoy this awesome E55AMG on Vossen VVS-CV7s.
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Mercedes Benz E55 AMG
Vossen VVS-CV7s - Matte Graphite
F: 20x9 / R: 20x10.5
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CLK63 & E55 - TeamCV7
Sexy car
Beautiful Purto Rico
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20x9/20x10.5
Graphite on Graphite
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E63
These are the Stance SC-6ix, 20x9 and 20x10.5 in the Matte Silver.
http://www.stancewheels.com/wheels/s...e-matte-silver
http://www.stancewheels.com/wheels/s...e-matte-silver
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From: Los Angeles, CA
2008 E63 AMG. 1953 Chevy Bel Air
Question for the aggressive fitment guys - FromM3toE55, DarkieJohn, 09W211 feel free to weigh in here. - Sorry in advance if this is not the correct forum. I didn't want to start a new thread on an old topic.
I'm about to lay some lumber on a custom made set of SSR's. I have two options for the rear to get the 92mm step lip I'm trying to accomplish. Both fall into a 'gray area' of body modifications. I'm trying to avoid having to pull the rear fenders. I'm going with 19's and lowering the car after the wheels are on. My choices for the rear are 10" wide with a 37 offset, or 10.5" with a 43 offset.
Anyone know which is less likely to be a problem with a stock body 08 E63? The extra 1/2" on the 10.5 is all on the inside with that offset, so it may allow me to pull the tire in a little more than the 10. Any thoughts or advice you guys could give me would be much appreciated. No refunds for custom builds, so I want to make the right decision.
I'm about to lay some lumber on a custom made set of SSR's. I have two options for the rear to get the 92mm step lip I'm trying to accomplish. Both fall into a 'gray area' of body modifications. I'm trying to avoid having to pull the rear fenders. I'm going with 19's and lowering the car after the wheels are on. My choices for the rear are 10" wide with a 37 offset, or 10.5" with a 43 offset.
Anyone know which is less likely to be a problem with a stock body 08 E63? The extra 1/2" on the 10.5 is all on the inside with that offset, so it may allow me to pull the tire in a little more than the 10. Any thoughts or advice you guys could give me would be much appreciated. No refunds for custom builds, so I want to make the right decision.
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From: Toronto
2003 E55
Question for the aggressive fitment guys - FromM3toE55, DarkieJohn, 09W211 feel free to weigh in here. - Sorry in advance if this is not the correct forum. I didn't want to start a new thread on an old topic.
I'm about to lay some lumber on a custom made set of SSR's. I have two options for the rear to get the 92mm step lip I'm trying to accomplish. Both fall into a 'gray area' of body modifications. I'm trying to avoid having to pull the rear fenders. I'm going with 19's and lowering the car after the wheels are on. My choices for the rear are 10" wide with a 37 offset, or 10.5" with a 43 offset.
Anyone know which is less likely to be a problem with a stock body 08 E63? The extra 1/2" on the 10.5 is all on the inside with that offset, so it may allow me to pull the tire in a little more than the 10. Any thoughts or advice you guys could give me would be much appreciated. No refunds for custom builds, so I want to make the right decision.
I'm about to lay some lumber on a custom made set of SSR's. I have two options for the rear to get the 92mm step lip I'm trying to accomplish. Both fall into a 'gray area' of body modifications. I'm trying to avoid having to pull the rear fenders. I'm going with 19's and lowering the car after the wheels are on. My choices for the rear are 10" wide with a 37 offset, or 10.5" with a 43 offset.
Anyone know which is less likely to be a problem with a stock body 08 E63? The extra 1/2" on the 10.5 is all on the inside with that offset, so it may allow me to pull the tire in a little more than the 10. Any thoughts or advice you guys could give me would be much appreciated. No refunds for custom builds, so I want to make the right decision.
Last edited by Lelix; Sep 5, 2013 at 07:01 PM. Reason: added pictures
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From: Los Angeles, CA
2008 E63 AMG. 1953 Chevy Bel Air
Thanks Lelix. Your Rotiforms look great on the silver car! I Ended up ordering 19x9 +41 and 19x10.5 +43. We'll see how that works out. And now...we wait. Should have them in the next couple of months. I'll get pics up when they're on.
Last edited by Benz_U_Over; Oct 11, 2013 at 07:57 PM.
haha
