Red Rohana RF2's Mounted on my 14' E63S
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2014 Mercedes E63S AMG
Red Rohana RF2's Mounted on my 14' E63S
20x9 35mm Front, 245/30ZR20 Tire.
20x10 45mm Rear, 305/25ZR20 Tire.
Factory height, no rubbing on all suspension settings.
Front would look better at 30mm offset, its tucked in some as you can see, may try a 5mm or 8mm hubcentric spacer to get flush. They only offer 25mm or 35mm however, 25mm may fit and bring it pretty flush if someone wants to try it. I would also recommend a 265 up front on this, the 245 is kinda stretched but it was my only choice in all season Nitto Neogen.
Does anyone know if I can retain factory length lug bolts with a 5 or 8mm spacer? Or will I need longer lug bolts?
20x10 45mm Rear, 305/25ZR20 Tire.
Factory height, no rubbing on all suspension settings.
Front would look better at 30mm offset, its tucked in some as you can see, may try a 5mm or 8mm hubcentric spacer to get flush. They only offer 25mm or 35mm however, 25mm may fit and bring it pretty flush if someone wants to try it. I would also recommend a 265 up front on this, the 245 is kinda stretched but it was my only choice in all season Nitto Neogen.
Does anyone know if I can retain factory length lug bolts with a 5 or 8mm spacer? Or will I need longer lug bolts?
Last edited by iownedu; Aug 24, 2016 at 11:12 PM.
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I will NOT recommend 5 or 8mm spacers. They tend not to be hubcentric despite all the descriptions that say otherwise. You run a high risk of vibrations at certain speeds. I am running a 10mm H&R hubcentric spacer and it has no issues (has the hub lip and all). I also ran a 15mm H&R that also had no issues that is sitting in my garage right now.
I will recommend longer bolts (I am running 40mm lugs with the 10 and ran 45mm lugs with the 15). They are cheap and easy to find, do it right
I will recommend longer bolts (I am running 40mm lugs with the 10 and ran 45mm lugs with the 15). They are cheap and easy to find, do it right
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2014 Mercedes E63S AMG
I will NOT recommend 5 or 8mm spacers. They tend not to be hubcentric despite all the descriptions that say otherwise. You run a high risk of vibrations at certain speeds. I am running a 10mm H&R hubcentric spacer and it has no issues (has the hub lip and all). I also ran a 15mm H&R that also had no issues that is sitting in my garage right now.
I will recommend longer bolts (I am running 40mm lugs with the 10 and ran 45mm lugs with the 15). They are cheap and easy to find, do it right
I will recommend longer bolts (I am running 40mm lugs with the 10 and ran 45mm lugs with the 15). They are cheap and easy to find, do it right
Ill post pictures when the spacers/bolts arrive, hopefully this weekend.
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20x9 35mm Front, 245/30ZR20 Tire.
20x10 45mm Rear, 305/25ZR20 Tire.
Factory height, no rubbing on all suspension settings.
Front would look better at 30mm offset, its tucked in some as you can see, may try a 5mm or 8mm hubcentric spacer to get flush. They only offer 25mm or 35mm however, 25mm may fit and bring it pretty flush if someone wants to try it. I would also recommend a 265 up front on this, the 245 is kinda stretched but it was my only choice in all season Nitto Neogen.
Does anyone know if I can retain factory length lug bolts with a 5 or 8mm spacer? Or will I need longer lug bolts?
20x10 45mm Rear, 305/25ZR20 Tire.
Factory height, no rubbing on all suspension settings.
Front would look better at 30mm offset, its tucked in some as you can see, may try a 5mm or 8mm hubcentric spacer to get flush. They only offer 25mm or 35mm however, 25mm may fit and bring it pretty flush if someone wants to try it. I would also recommend a 265 up front on this, the 245 is kinda stretched but it was my only choice in all season Nitto Neogen.
Does anyone know if I can retain factory length lug bolts with a 5 or 8mm spacer? Or will I need longer lug bolts?
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Proper offset for flush fitment on W212 E63, IF you are lowered and want no rubbing is:
Front 19x9" wide ET 30 on 255/35/19
Rear 19x10" wide ET 48 on 285/30/19
Front 19x9" wide ET 30 on 255/35/19
Rear 19x10" wide ET 48 on 285/30/19
Last edited by raudiace4; Jan 10, 2017 at 03:00 PM.
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