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05-03-2017, 10:00 PM
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BBS RS 010 Fittment on W123
Hello,
I've no experience figuring out what wheels will fit with out actually mounting them. There are a set of BBS RS wheels for sale about an hour drive from me. They're stamped 7J x 15 H2 ET38. Anyone running offset that high on a w123? From all the posts I've browsed looks like these wont fit. I'd be willing to run a 10mm spacer but would think I shouldn't run much more than that. Anyone have some experience with something like this?
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05-04-2017, 05:21 PM
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Take a look at the link below - it's a great guide that will help you figure out the fitment and spacing.
Wheel Fitment & Spacing Guide
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05-22-2017, 04:01 PM
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I have a set of BBS 16x8 et11 on my 123. Perfect fit in rear. On the front, a slight poke. But I like it.
Sometimes folks run a staggered et11 and et23 to prevent that slight poke. Now I've also ran a set of 15x6.5 et37 8 hole Mercedes wheels with cheap 10mm spacers. Not too bad, but I do think it was pretty wide and should be run with hubcentric type spacers. Definitely needed longer bolts. I would imagine with the wider rim, 7 vs 6.5, and the et38, you'll need a wider than 10mm spacer to clear the front tie rod. .
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