E320 with AMG wheels 18"
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E320 with AMG wheels 18"
Hi guys,
First I would like to thank you for all the informations that I found on this website, you guys created a very nice community.
I bought a set of AMG 18" wheel (for E55) that I put on my E320 2003, but the thing is that the gap between the tire and the car is now to big and feel like driving a tractor.
This my setup
Front: 18/8 wheel with 245/40/18
Rear: 18/9 wheel with 265/35/18
What should I do?
Lower my car with lower spring or may the shocks can be adjustable?
I am ok to lower my car but the minimum lowering spring that I found is 1.5 inch but I don`t really want to go for more then 1 inch max.
Can you guys help me
Thank you for your advice
First I would like to thank you for all the informations that I found on this website, you guys created a very nice community.
I bought a set of AMG 18" wheel (for E55) that I put on my E320 2003, but the thing is that the gap between the tire and the car is now to big and feel like driving a tractor.
This my setup
Front: 18/8 wheel with 245/40/18
Rear: 18/9 wheel with 265/35/18
What should I do?
Lower my car with lower spring or may the shocks can be adjustable?
I am ok to lower my car but the minimum lowering spring that I found is 1.5 inch but I don`t really want to go for more then 1 inch max.
Can you guys help me
Thank you for your advice
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'03 C320 Sedan, '04 SAAB 9-3 Cabrio
Maybe you need a higher profile tire. The overall diameter theoretically should be pretty nearly the same as stock, so I can't see why you say the fender gap is bigger unless you now have a much smaller diameter tire.
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'03 C320 Sedan, '04 SAAB 9-3 Cabrio
Maybe you need a higher profile tire? When you change wheels the overall diameter theoretically should be pretty nearly the same as stock, so I can't see why you say the fender gap is bigger unless you now have a much smaller diameter tire.
As to lowering, Eibach has springs that lower 30mm for the C Class, you could check them out.
As to lowering, Eibach has springs that lower 30mm for the C Class, you could check them out.