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  1. 04-21-2016 04:28 PM #1
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    Will RS5 rotor wheels fit on an A6

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    The RS5 wheels are 20x9 et26, A6 wheels are 20x8.5 et 45.
    Anyone have any experience with this setup?
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    You will need your tire sizes, but this should give you a general idea.

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    Does your board have a wheel figment guide? Or any marketing threads; they would have approximate wheel diemensions marketed toward your platform.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dc177 View Post
    The RS5 wheels are 20x9 et26, A6 wheels are 20x8.5 et 45.
    Anyone have any experience with this setup?
    The RS5 wheels will be pushed out 19mm. I have run 20x9 et 37 with 275/35 20 and had some rubbing on the inner fender lining in the rear. With that configuration the tire/wheel was pushed out 18mm. Also I have my rear camber set to -1.8 deg. Based on this I think you will probably have some rubbing, even if you use the standard tire size (255/35 20).
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    I have a like new set of all silver ones sitting in my garage but I haven't test fit one. I decided to stick with 21" so they're still sitting in their boxes, such a shame because they are stunning wheels!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by jrsAudiA6 View Post
    The RS5 wheels will be pushed out 19mm. I have run 20x9 et 37 with 275/35 20 and had some rubbing on the inner fender lining in the rear. With that configuration the tire/wheel was pushed out 18mm. Also I have my rear camber set to -1.8 deg. Based on this I think you will probably have some rubbing, even if you use the standard tire size (255/35 20).
    Actually, they will be pushed out over 25mm. 19mm from the offset difference alone and then another 6.35mm for the difference in wheel width.
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    Hi all, doing some research on RS5 Rotor Wheels or RS5 V Spoke Wheels on a C7 S6. Both RS5 wheels have the same specs: 20x9 et26, tire size: 275/30/20. My factory C7 2014 S6 has factory 20x8.5 et45 wheels, tire size: 255/35/20. It sounds like people have used this and had rubbing on inner fender. Has anyone successfully used RS5 20” wheels on the C7 S6 platform? Thanks in advance!
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  8. 11-11-2018 10:02 AM #8
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    Quote Originally Posted by s4nicetry View Post
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    Perfect. Thanks s4nicetry!


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