Will these rims fit on a 2001 CLS?
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Will these rims fit on a 2001 CLS?
My 19s are raggedy and I need to get rid of them, will these fit on my CLS?
SSR Competitions in 18x7.5 +42, 5x114.3 lug, Anthracite. Pirelli PZERO NERO 225/40/18 92Y Max Summer Performance Tires.
I'm only worried about the +42 offset. I didnt remember if we could go that low. I have about a 3" drop.
this guy is selling them
Thanks!
SSR Competitions in 18x7.5 +42, 5x114.3 lug, Anthracite. Pirelli PZERO NERO 225/40/18 92Y Max Summer Performance Tires.
I'm only worried about the +42 offset. I didnt remember if we could go that low. I have about a 3" drop.
this guy is selling them
Thanks!
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I have no idea if they will fit or not but they would deffinately look sick if they did! With a 3" drop and a 42 offset, I'd bet you're pushing it but I don't really know.
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Roll your fenders if you get these.
I'm currently tackling rubbing issues w/ these (on a Tein drop), and the drop is pretty modest.
I'm in the process of getting the fenders rolled, and possibly running just a little bit of negative camber (max -1.5) to tuck into the wheel a bit better...
Edit: Someone also suggested to me that 215/40/18 tires will avoid rubbing. Can anyone call out on this?
I'm currently tackling rubbing issues w/ these (on a Tein drop), and the drop is pretty modest.
I'm in the process of getting the fenders rolled, and possibly running just a little bit of negative camber (max -1.5) to tuck into the wheel a bit better...
Edit: Someone also suggested to me that 215/40/18 tires will avoid rubbing. Can anyone call out on this?
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Originally Posted by Shawn S
What happened to your rims man? Those were HOT
Its just one bad apple that needs repair. Its been repaired so many times that the repair shops are telling me that it has been cut too thin to be repaired. But all of them have scuff marks.
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I really don't feel like waiting another 2-4 months for one expensive ass rim, so I'm just looking for a quick fix.
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Originally Posted by mantis23
My 19s are raggedy and I need to get rid of them, will these fit on my CLS?
SSR Competitions in 18x7.5 +42, 5x114.3 lug, Anthracite. Pirelli PZERO NERO 225/40/18 92Y Max Summer Performance Tires.
I'm only worried about the +42 offset. I didnt remember if we could go that low. I have about a 3" drop.
this guy is selling them
Thanks!
SSR Competitions in 18x7.5 +42, 5x114.3 lug, Anthracite. Pirelli PZERO NERO 225/40/18 92Y Max Summer Performance Tires.
I'm only worried about the +42 offset. I didnt remember if we could go that low. I have about a 3" drop.
this guy is selling them
Thanks!
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you could just get some wheel spacers.. no?
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Originally Posted by Viscous
No he can't. Wheel spacers will make the offset even lower (making the wheels stick out more). Something like a small 5mm spacer will make his offset +37mm, and that will make his wheels stick even further outwards and would definitely rub. 48mm-55mm would be more ideal for his wheels. You generally only add wheel spacers to clear big brake calipers or if want that widebody look.
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