Will these wheels be a direct bolt on?
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Will these wheels be a direct bolt on?
<center><img src="http://ebay0.ipixmedia.com/abc/M28/_EBAY_674cd5d8e8dd9118b24d89d09479839d/i-1_B.JPG"></center><p>I have a 94, 100CS q.
Does the speedometer need to be reprogrammed?
I currently have 195's on my car, which seem too small. I think the previous owner put the wrong size tires on... Any advice?
<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/37457/100_rear.jpg" border="0"></p>
The pictured wheels have a 45mm offsett, and are 16"... stock are 15's, offsett?
Does the speedometer need to be reprogrammed?
I currently have 195's on my car, which seem too small. I think the previous owner put the wrong size tires on... Any advice?
<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/37457/100_rear.jpg" border="0"></p>
The pictured wheels have a 45mm offsett, and are 16"... stock are 15's, offsett?
#7
The 15" wheel originaly have 195/65/15. You are replacing with 205/55/16
They have identical outer diameter. As a result you do not need to change anything in the speedo, etc.
I have installed 16" on my A6 and can say only a good things about it.
I have installed 16" on my A6 and can say only a good things about it.
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#8
Ha....yep, bought my friends wheels/tires from his 93UrS4 and fits.......
Had to use different lugnuts though. Bought his Millie Cello 17-7.5 with Michelin 225/45/ZR17 SX Pilot Sports with it. His S4 is the same bodystyle (C4) basically except his lip on the wheel well area is a bit more extended outwards.
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#9
Now a question about 17" wheels. I searched the forum and didn't see.....
....anything definitive about using 17" wheels on a 93 100CSq. I am thinking about 17" x 8" wheels with 235/40R17 tires. According to the offset calculator, the offset should be ET32, but ET35 might work. Anyone have any thoughts or experience with these sizes?
#10
I doubt
I have tryed S4 wheels with 225/45/17 tires on 17x7.5 wheels. It worked, but there ~4mm space between ruber and the suspention components. 8" wheels might couse problems.
On top of it I afraid, that 18" wheels will afect wet handling and the driving on the wet road was one of the strongest points of this car. I do not want to sacrifise the strongest point
On top of it I afraid, that 18" wheels will afect wet handling and the driving on the wet road was one of the strongest points of this car. I do not want to sacrifise the strongest point