Lorinser wheels - PeachParts Mercedes-Benz Forum

ronald_m · #1 05-11-2002, 11:00 AM

I just got a lorinser wheels 17x8 offset 44 i know it will not fit on 93 190e.My question what size of spacer do i need to turn the offset to 35-37 range and how long should be the bolt ?What brand?Thanks

#2 05-11-2002, 04:21 PM

http://www.slaccessories.com/CatalogPage.asp?Page=43

#3 05-11-2002, 09:03 PM

Hi:
If you are looking for Lorinsers, I have a set of RS90's, 16 X 7.5, offset of 35 (ET35). They are newly refurbished, polished and clear coated. These are designed for the 190E's and the C class MBZ.
I don't think spacers exist for coming down in offset.
Hey, maybe we could trade?
Dave
email: swerdlin-associates@cox.net

Hi-Power · #4 05-12-2002, 04:08 AM

Ronald,

I have a set of 20 original Lorinser lug bolts. If interested on them I can provide you with dimensions. E-mail and let me know !

ronald_m · #5 05-15-2002, 11:04 PM

Ernesto what offset do you have on your lorinser?Are you using spacer?Im planning to buy a 7mm or 10mm offset.But i don't know which is the right one.If i put 7mm the offset will be 37 and 10mm would be 34 im planning to lower my car.

Hi-Power · #6 05-16-2002, 12:59 AM

My Lorinser wheels are 17 X 8 D93 model and they are currrently installed on my '95 E420.

The offset on them is 44, and I am using 10 mm spacers so the real offset with spacer is 34.

My car is lowered too. I have Eibach Springs and 2 bump pads in the front and rear.

My tires are 225/45/17 and I must tell you that if the car is loaded with more than 2 adults the tires are going to rub with the fenders while driving at considerable speed on uneven roads.

I am planning to roll the fenders to solve the problem, but that is part of the painting job I am looking forward to do on my car.

Meanwhile my wife is who drives that car, and she drives most of the time on freeways, so not a problem at all.