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Gaskets1985

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Hi everyone I have are series 1 rs4 stagea I am putting new wheels on this week and I can't decide what size to put on I was thinking 20,s although everyone I have spoken with suggest I go 18,s. I was wondering if anyone has put 20,s on are stagea what sizes and if they had any prob such as clearance's etc cheers mark.

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i was originally going to throw 20's on my s2 rs4s... had a lot of trouble finsing somthing with the correct offset, ended up with a set of 19's and still having some fitment issues because i had/have lots of low :D

i have 19x8.5 with 245's and +12 offset all round, offset if perfect but really need adjustable camber in the rear to make the camber not so ridiculous and the tyres not touch the coilover perches..

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Mine's got V35 Skyline wheels on it, and they're 18x8 +30mm wearing 245/40/18 tyres. With that wheel and tyre combination, the speedo reading is near-on perfect, which is an extra bonus - I've checked it against 4 different GPS units and 2 different iPhone apps that read speed off GPS and triangulation.

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RS4-S Proficient

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Would 18 x 9 +20 all round fit on my s2 rs4s? or would i be better off with 9.5?

Perfect, but just be careful with strut/coilover clearances if it's lowered, also get a wheel alignment before hand and ask them to max the rear camber eccentric. I have 18x9.5 +20 but mine is fairly lowered with large bore Coilovers, if I didnt have adjustable rear camber arms they would be fouling my Coilovers. IF its auto then rear will stick out alot more and have alot more clearance.

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