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I need some help I am woundering if you can use the same wheel on a a8 & a6 a 19x8.5 with an et of 35, I have a 01 s8 and a 00 a6 2.7
thanks for any info

ryoung

Using this <A HREF="http://toy4two.home.mindspring.com/offset.html">Wheel Offset Calculator</a> to compare it to my 20x9 ET39 (which has no problems), you'll have 2mm more fender clearence and 10mm more clearence with the upright.

TSHong

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AudiNutA8A6

I believe the 2.7T has a different bolt pattern.

Kimchee

for reference. 2.7T has a 5 X 112 bolt pattern

demon_s8

same bolt pattern 5X112 ET are defferent. a6 2.7T will fit on a8 but a8 wont fit on a6 unless u use 15mm spacers.

Audis or VWs 4Life

Not sure about the A3/S3 but thats only in Europe. Otherwise Audi's have the same bolt patterns(5x112) across all lines except the TT. The TT is derived from the Golf, Jetta platform hence 5x100 pattern.

Only certain 17's will clear the A6 2.7T brakes. Avus rims for example.

With 19's you should clear fine on both cars. Careful with A6 that you dont get any rubbing. Not sure if you need to get your fenders rolled or not. I would check with the A6 folks to confirm. Definate check if you have aftermarket suspension on the A6. If running stock I am about 80% certain you'll clear on the A6.

tehA8PIMP

I once saw TT rims( exact same) on a 2.8 A6. Looked awful, was seen while I was driving thru the inner-city of Boston. I had no idea how they fit on that car...

Dave G

the "TT" rims you saw on an A6 were replica TT wheels, which are available in both bolt patterns

cuatrokoop

early 4k/C = 4x100
4k/CGT/4kq/80/90/5k/100 = 4x108

I don't think I missed any?

I did forget the older water cooled VW's, which were all 4x100 except the VR6 cars, which were 5x100.