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  1. 04-08-2016 01:05 PM #1
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    Put new wheels on!

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    Bought these OEM 2016 S6 wheels with 43 offset! I love them!! Much better then the 19's!

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    Awesome, my favorites! Now throw some spacers on them for a nice wide stance!


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    Ya I am trying to figure out between 3mm or 5 mm
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    Quote Originally Posted by denalist View Post
    Awesome, my favorites! Now throw some spacers on them for a nice wide stance!


    Perfect. Stance goals right there, fellas!
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    Quote Originally Posted by 4Chio View Post
    Ya I am trying to figure out between 3mm or 5 mm
    Once you lower the car, the wheels will tuck even more. Probably going to need 12-20mm, especially with the offset. 15mm is the safe number I see thrown around here with OEM wheels.

    Hell, I'd just copy denalist exactly! Lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by tonymission View Post
    Once you lower the car, the wheels will tuck even more. Probably going to need 12-20mm, especially with the offset. 15mm is the safe number I see thrown around here with OEM wheels.

    Hell, I'd just copy denalist exactly! Lol
    Thanks guys! I am running 15mm front/12.5 mm rear. I am gonna go to 15 rear because there is still a little room to play with :). Should be sitting pretty with 15's all around. I'm tempted to try 17.5's, I think they will be ok ;)
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    2016 wheels have 43 not 45 like previous years! And with no plans on touching the suspension (the 991 is for that) just want to bump them out a little
    2018 S6 Prestige ,sport, JB4
    2014 991 Cab C4S
    2018 S4 Prestige
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    2016 S3 Monsoon Gray Prestige | Sport seats| 19's W/ mag ride| Milltek Res valve
    2013 X5 M, 08 A6 4.2 Sline, 08 :.R32 ,07 S4 White/Black, 04 S4 6MT,
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    Quote Originally Posted by 4Chio View Post
    2016 wheels have 43 not 45 like previous years! And with no plans on touching the suspension (the 991 is for that) just want to bump them out a little
    You need to do 10mm at least, otherwise why even bother, definitely needs to be spaced out though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by madyspop View Post
    You need to do 10mm at least, otherwise why even bother, definitely needs to be spaced out though.
    Yes I agree 10! They need to come out some!!
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