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07-19-2007, 01:46 PM
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If you have the factory bundts, they should be ET30 offset (30mm). Find MB wheels with a 30mm offset and they should work. I replaced my bundts on my 83 with newer MB OEM wheels, but the new wheels have ET46 offset, so I had to add 15mm spacers and longer lug bolts. The bolt pattern for all Mercedes vehicles is 5x112mm.
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07-19-2007, 01:55 PM
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new wheels look knock kneed
Anything newer than the W126 flatface or the bundts are going to need help fitting on your car.
W123 and W126 cars have a 25-30mm offset, while anything newer has a 40 plus mm offset. Also beware of W140 wheels. eBay is full of them, but they are a unique fit (bolt circle or bolt dia, forget which), will not bolt on the older cars. Late C and E wheels will work if you use spacers, otherwise they will have a narrower track and look rather odd. Don't like spacers myself, though. Tire rack will sell you a knock off a later wheel in an offset for the early cars, but some of the aftermarket wheels I've found have some real runout problems. Jim
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