Will RS6 19x9 et of 35 fit my allroad with spacers?
05-10-2007, 04:35 PM
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Will RS6 19x9 et of 35 fit my allroad with spacers?
Wanted to get the RS6 19x8 but are out of stock and thought about trying a 19x9. If I get 10mm spacers to bring the wheel to an et of 25, since its 9 in. wide instead of 8 in. it will be a little farther out even thought at an et of 25.
Will this work or would I have to get different size spacers for front and or rear?
Saw the post with the guy who has the 19x9 axis wheels and liked the look of the wheel being a little farther out. I think mine would be farther in due to not having a 15mm spacer but thats ok.
Thanks for anyone with some help.
Will this work or would I have to get different size spacers for front and or rear?
Saw the post with the guy who has the 19x9 axis wheels and liked the look of the wheel being a little farther out. I think mine would be farther in due to not having a 15mm spacer but thats ok.
Thanks for anyone with some help.
05-10-2007, 07:07 PM
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You will rub the control arm in the front.
1/4"=6.35mm
With my 9.5" wheels, I am ending up with an ET of 12, F and R. I am about as close to the inside as you can "safely" go in the front.
Using a 9" wheel with the same ET, I think they would look good. You could tuck them in a bit farter with a max ET of 18.
So looks like you are going to need some spacers between 17mm and 23mm wide. 20mm will probably be the most readily available and cheapest way to go.
Have fun
With my 9.5" wheels, I am ending up with an ET of 12, F and R. I am about as close to the inside as you can "safely" go in the front.
Using a 9" wheel with the same ET, I think they would look good. You could tuck them in a bit farter with a max ET of 18.
So looks like you are going to need some spacers between 17mm and 23mm wide. 20mm will probably be the most readily available and cheapest way to go.
Have fun
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20mm is where bolt on style spacers become available.
My 19 X 8.5 x 25et clear the control arm by the width of a business card with 3mm spacers. It is all the room you need. The space is static. The question for you ryry is the outer tire clear of the flares when down on level 1??
05-11-2007, 02:53 AM
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As of last week they were out of stock, said to call back in 6 weeks.
I called them one day and the lady told me they had a set in stock and then I called back the next and they said they had 2 japanese and 2 italian, but not a full set of each.
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05-11-2007, 03:03 AM
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I liked the look of the wheel a little farther out.
I guess if i got the 9 in. wide wheel and had spacers it wouldnt stick out as much. I was hoping to get my wheels setup and on before the summer. I was also going to do the 402 mod to make it lower in the front than in the rear and be able to have it where I could drive on level 1 for everyday driving. With the wheels little farther out it would have that wider stance and be different from most who have added wheels.