Wheel Guys - Need help !?!
03-04-2011, 12:46 PM
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2008 C350 Sport / SAKs Ed.
Wheel Guys - Need help !?!
I have a chance to pick up some 20s pretty cheap. I need to know if ill have any fitment issues...
08 C350
20x8.5 Et +38 230/30 ZR20 x4
I know these arent staggerd but it will give me the option for rotation. Will I need a spacer to clear the front caliper ?
They are Black / chrome KMC KM127's
TIA
08 C350
20x8.5 Et +38 230/30 ZR20 x4
I know these arent staggerd but it will give me the option for rotation. Will I need a spacer to clear the front caliper ?
They are Black / chrome KMC KM127's
TIA
03-04-2011, 05:11 PM
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2005 CLK500
way too big for your car.
way to cheap for your car.
factory wheels look better.
if you really want new wheels i would suggest a 19" setup for your car with a cooresponding drop. i don't know the perfect flush fitment offsets for your class but i'm sure it's out there. a 19x8.5" all the way around if you don't want to stagger could work, i'm guessing a mid 20 offset would sit you pretty aggressive looking.
way to cheap for your car.
factory wheels look better.
if you really want new wheels i would suggest a 19" setup for your car with a cooresponding drop. i don't know the perfect flush fitment offsets for your class but i'm sure it's out there. a 19x8.5" all the way around if you don't want to stagger could work, i'm guessing a mid 20 offset would sit you pretty aggressive looking.
03-04-2011, 08:29 PM
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2008 C350 Sport / SAKs Ed.
way too big for your car.
way to cheap for your car.
factory wheels look better.
if you really want new wheels i would suggest a 19" setup for your car with a cooresponding drop. i don't know the perfect flush fitment offsets for your class but i'm sure it's out there. a 19x8.5" all the way around if you don't want to stagger could work, i'm guessing a mid 20 offset would sit you pretty aggressive looking.
way to cheap for your car.
factory wheels look better.
if you really want new wheels i would suggest a 19" setup for your car with a cooresponding drop. i don't know the perfect flush fitment offsets for your class but i'm sure it's out there. a 19x8.5" all the way around if you don't want to stagger could work, i'm guessing a mid 20 offset would sit you pretty aggressive looking.
03-16-2011, 07:52 PM
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Those wheels won't fit that car properly, the offset isn't high enough to stay inside the fenders, especially if you're talking about adding spacers too. The new C-Class and E-Class require a much higher offset than any other MBZ before. They will physically bolt on but unless you like the roller skate look, I wouldn't do it.
