Yes, a friend of mine has this set up on his 16V:

18x8 with +38 offset
215/35-18 Yokohama Parada's
H&R springs (#1 pad) with Bilstein Sportline fronts & SLS rear
NO rubbing

Regards,

Don

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1999 C230 Custom 5-Speed Manual

how does the car look? any photos

tanks gary

My name is gary i´ve owned a 1987 16 valve for some time and I want to move on but I´m not getting rid of my 16v. I just love the car. I want to keep to just every once and a while. My question is; is it possible to fit 18 inch BBS CH rims on this car.

thanks for the info.

gary

hmm..215s on an 8" rim just seems a little too narrow for me and 215/35 doesn't give you much sidewall. with the streets up here, I can't afford 18s because i'd have to get them straightened every year.

personally, i wouldn't go over 17's on a 16v. even that might be pushing it.

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