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  1. 08-31-2012 11:29 PM #1
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    B6 S4 Wheel fitment on B5 S4

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    Looking to stuff B6 S4 wheels on my 2001.5 B5 S4. Wheels have been found but need info on spacers and tire configuration.
    The B5 dropped 2 inches on ST Coils.
    What is proper spacer and tire combo?
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  2. 08-31-2012 11:40 PM #2
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    5mm front 8mm back
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    Re: B6 S4 Wheel fitment on B5 S4

    Your not really stuffing anything. But i ran them with no spacers and stock tires with my st's almost maxed and had no problems. And thats with fender liners and unrolled fenders

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boarder View Post
    Your not really stuffing anything. But i ran them with no spacers and stock tires with my st's almost maxed and had no problems. And thats with fender liners and unrolled fenders

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    You definitely had thin brake pads then, I put them on and they caught the caliper.
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  7. 02-12-2013 07:10 PM #7
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    I've run tem a couple of times, with new and with half pad and didn't need spacers. I did shave my calipers for a past wheel setup though. I run spacers now just for looks (flush look).
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    I'm running them on my car pretty slammed with 20mm spacers all around and have no issues.
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  9. 02-13-2013 06:08 AM #9
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    Mine fit fine wothout spacers . 80% pads on stock calipers !
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  10. 02-13-2013 05:33 PM #10
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    B6/7 S4 wheels will fit over the HP2 calipers with no issues.


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  12. 02-16-2013 11:53 AM #11
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    10mm hubcentric spacers front and back 225/40/18 rolled fronts with no rubbing.
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    235/40/18 20mm out back, 16mm front...little rubbing on hard turns with passengers



    this is actually with 25mm in the back ^ rubbed a little bit with just me in the car



    this is 20mm back 16mm front



    and wheels back to silver finally 20mm back and 16mm front again
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  14. 02-16-2013 06:22 PM #13
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    just got some for mines. rubbed on all four sides, running 245/40s. what size spacers should i use or should i change to 225s?
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    15mm front
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    what size tires?
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    5mm front 8mm back
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  17. 02-17-2013 06:32 AM #16
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    b6 Sport wheels fit no problem either.
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    225/40/18 with 12mm front 15mm rear and 24.25" GTF front and 24.75" GTF rear.

    EDIT: Won't clear 17z's without an 8mm spacer.
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