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FS: H&R Spacers : 12mm, 12mm and 15mm PAIRS
03-17-2011, 08:24 PM
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FS: H&R Spacers : 12mm, 12mm and 15mm PAIRS
i have 3 pairs of H&R Spacers. 12mm, 12mm and 15mm. They are all hubcentric with 66.7mm center bore (Mercedes Specs). I used them on my 06 C230 with aftermarket Enkei RPF1 .35mm offset. i had 12mm upfront and combined 12+15 for total of 27mm rear. They are fairly new, maybe 6 months tops. Nothing wrong with them except some black paint overspray. $80 shipped each pair.
03-26-2011, 04:25 PM
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w208 CLK430, w212 E350, w221 S550
hey bro, in about a week, im going to the shop to get 1/2 a coil cut off my springs and im gonna make the fitment more flush to the wheel well, so if you still have em by then, i;ll take ya up on the offer with the extender bolts n locks. I gotta find out how much more space i can flush the wheels out after another 1/2 inch drop. Thanks bro
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03-27-2011, 12:57 AM
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hey whats up negro,i was wondering i have some wheels with an offset in the rear of 38et for my clk.will i need any of these to push the wheels out.btw theyre 19x9.5.thanks
03-27-2011, 01:42 AM
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Guys, i wish i knew answers to all your questions. Each car needs to be measured and calculated in order to assume the size of spacers needed for your particular look. My 2006 C230 came from factory with staggered 17" wheels. i used 12mm Front and 15mm rear to bring the wheels out and have them "flush" with fenders. My summer wheel/tire combo consisted of 17" Enkei RPF1 wheels, that wasnt staggered. All wheels had 35offset. therefore I calculated that i needed another 12mm spacer in rear to make it meet the fender. i merely assume what would fit in each particular case that i get a question. in order to fine tune each individual application will need to roll its fender a little.
03-27-2011, 11:54 PM
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So I'm thinking the 12mm would be perfect cuz yous said your rims were 35et and u used 15mm.my wheels are 38mm and I would used 12mm which is basically the same as making it 35et.ill try to find out more info.ill grab a set as soon as I find out.
04-03-2011, 12:31 PM
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They are mercedes specific. There's no 2 different sizes like 66.6 or 66.7 . different companies use different denomination. But they both mean the same thing lol.
04-03-2011, 10:50 PM
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99CLK320,
You are correct sonny. If you add a spacer that reduces/lowers the offset number of the wheel and pushes the wheel further out towards the fender. The wider the rim and tires the smaller the margin for error and if you aren't careful you will have to roll inner fender.
04-04-2011, 01:23 PM
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i have 2 sets of bolts. for stock wheels + 12mm spacers all around. and for aftermarket wheels + 12mm front and 27mm rear. they are appropriately matched.
04-18-2011, 12:47 PM
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One set (12mm) SOLD!!!!
12mm and 15mm left. Perfect setup for stock 17" c230ss wheels. It will make your stance look perfectly flush with fenders! 12mm front and 15mm rear.
12mm and 15mm left. Perfect setup for stock 17" c230ss wheels. It will make your stance look perfectly flush with fenders! 12mm front and 15mm rear.
