Need ET for These SQ5 black optic wheels

[Vrsc]

Purchasing 2019 SQ5 prestige with black optics package in need of the ET
Specs for wheels
audi 20" 5-arm-rotor design wheels, anthracite finish

I believe they are 20x8 but new the ET can start looking for wheel replacement for a flush figment!

[Gunnarrrrr]

start looking for wheel replacement for a flush fitment!

21x10, or 10.5 if you want a tiny bit of stretch and your rims to be extremely flush bordering on poke. ET30 or 32, go with 295/35. You're welcome.

If you really need to know, the stock ones are ET39. But I gave you the best flush fitment numbers, so you don't have to do any guess work. Pretty much everyone on here runs those specs, I'm sure someone can post a pic.

[Vrsc]

Thanks. If I wanted to to get through the winter as my with these as my winter wheels, what size spacers front and rear is recommend for a nice flush figment

[Gunnarrrrr]

Thanks. If I wanted to to get through the winter as my with these as my winter wheels, what size spacers front and rear is recommend for a nice flush figment

depends if you remove the plastic rock chip guards or not. If you don't, then not much. at et39, on 255's, add 5mm to my specs since I'm ET34 on 255's.

I can get away with 15mm rear, 20 when I'm not too low. 12 up front, or 15 not that low. Before I got rid of the plastic guards I got away with 12 out back and 10 up front, pretty slammed.

[Smac770]

Type FY (B9 Q5) 20" factory is 255/45r20 101W XL on 20x8.0 et39.

[spijun]

Purchasing 2019 SQ5 prestige with black optics package in need of the ET
Specs for wheels
audi 20" 5-arm-rotor design wheels, anthracite finish

I believe they are 20x8 but new the ET can start looking for wheel replacement for a flush figment!

The original rim models for Q5/SQ5 18", 19", 20" have ET39
Only 21" has ET34

[Vrsc]

Thanks.. for 15mm spacers for front and 20mm spaces for the rear. After the winter will be deciding on new wheels

[DiscoDan]

Purchasing 2019 SQ5 prestige with black optics package in need of the ET
Specs for wheels
audi 20" 5-arm-rotor design wheels, anthracite finish

I believe they are 20x8 but new the ET can start looking for wheel replacement for a flush figment!

Here -- https://www.original-felgen.com/80a601025aquj2k80.html

[scavokRS3]

depends if you remove the plastic rock chip guards or not. If you don't, then not much. at et39, on 255's, add 5mm to my specs since I'm ET34 on 255's.

I can get away with 15mm rear, 20 when I'm not too low. 12 up front, or 15 not that low. Before I got rid of the plastic guards I got away with 12 out back and 10 up front, pretty slammed.

For spacers, would you recommend DRA style or stay away from them?

[Gunnarrrrr]

For spacers, would you recommend DRA style or stay away from them?

I wouldn't, there's no reason to not just run normal spacers with longer bolts. Those DRA spacers always looked a little sketchy to me. You can get away with 10mm spacers on the stock bolts. If you go any bigger than 10 you'll want to pick up some longer ball-seat bolts. just take a measurement of your stock bolts and add the thickness of your spacer so you're not reducing your thread insertion by more than 10mm. If you do 20mm spacers for example, try to get some bolts that are about 15mm longer, in case you end up dropping to thinner spacers and you have some mm's to work with.

[scavokRS3]

I wouldn't, there's no reason to not just run normal spacers with longer bolts. Those DRA spacers always looked a little sketchy to me. You can get away with 10mm spacers on the stock bolts. If you go any bigger than 10 you'll want to pick up some longer ball-seat bolts. just take a measurement of your stock bolts and add the thickness of your spacer so you're not reducing your thread insertion by more than 10mm. If you do 20mm spacers for example, try to get some bolts that are about 15mm longer, in case you end up dropping to thinner spacers and you have some mm's to work with.

Thanks for confirming. I'm deciding on 12mm front, 15mm rear, or 15 and 20.

[Gunnarrrrr]

Thanks for confirming. I'm deciding on 12mm front, 15mm rear, or 15 and 20.

most people on here run 15 and 20 with the stock 21’s. they’ll work fine if you aren’t on HAS springs slammed all the way down. if so you might find the occasional rub a little annoying. But it’s minor.

[scavokRS3]

most people on here run 15 and 20 with the stock 21’s. they’ll work fine if you aren’t on HAS springs slammed all the way down. if so you might find the occasional rub a little annoying. But it’s minor.

I have TSW Watkins ET32 for my winter setup. I don't recall what my stock 20's are. I only want to buy one set. Think I should still go with the 15 and 20 setup? I'm only going to be on lowering links.