OEM wheels to....>>
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OEM wheels to....>>
I'll let the pictures do the talking.
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Work two piece wheels, built for the D3.
20x9.5
Continental 275/35/20 DWS tires
TPMSDirect adapters so I could run my TPMS sensors in the wheels (valve holes in center of wheels)
Lucked out on a great deal
Lowering links already here for a slight drop to eliminate the wheel gap, although I think the tires already rub on significant dips. I'm playing it by ear/feel.
Better pics coming up once I wash the car
Specs
Work two piece wheels, built for the D3.
20x9.5
Continental 275/35/20 DWS tires
TPMSDirect adapters so I could run my TPMS sensors in the wheels (valve holes in center of wheels)
Lucked out on a great deal
Lowering links already here for a slight drop to eliminate the wheel gap, although I think the tires already rub on significant dips. I'm playing it by ear/feel.
Better pics coming up once I wash the car
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Thanks for the info. I was about to purchase a set of 20x9 LM replicas until I purchased my 09 that came with the polished twin spoke RS4 wheels. Those LM replicas were very nice looking and you could pick whatever offset you wanted.
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Anytime, the wheel bug gets me all the time (which the wife hates) I think LM replicas could look good on a D3
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That is too small offset. Factory is 46 mm, so 20 mm push out 26mm (1"). Combined with 9.5" width makes it 33 mm closer to fenders. No wonder it rubs at the rear. In my opinion it doesn't look good at the front. It also spoils steering geometry.
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BTW, what are you driving now?