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M7
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Post by M7 »

what is the offset on the 9n?

incase it varies on models, mine is the 65 E
carmadaaron
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Post by carmadaaron »

the 14" alloys are ET43
i run ET 35 now

HTH a bit :)
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Post by Joy »

14 inch stock wheels are ET35

My S3-wheels are ET32. So they are mounted 3 mm wider than the stock wheels.

ET65 ? Is that ok ? That's 30 mm more than stock !

Do you use spacers ?
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Post by DAZZA_TDI »

My standard barcelona 16s were 43 and my new 17s are 40
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Post by carmadaaron »

Joy wrote:14 inch stock wheels are ET35

My S3-wheels are ET32. So they are mounted 3 mm wider than the stock wheels.

ET65 ? Is that ok ? That's 30 mm more than stock !

Do you use spacers ?
im 100% sure the 14" Sao Paolo alloys are ET43



and also the 65E refered to the HP of the 1.2 12v 65BHP 'E' trim :lol:
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Post by Joy »

Haha whoooops :D 65 bhp... that's something totally different.

Sao Paolo is indeed ET43.

I referred to the stock steelies, they are ET35.
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Post by jtstatic »

Actually ET35 is used only for the 5" wide steel wheel with 165/70 tire from stock (used for 55kw or lower models without sport package). There is also 6" wide 14" steel wheel for wider tire sizes that is ET43. Almost all other wheels are also ET43.. there are some votex alloys that are ET38 with 7" width available optional at least in germany for polo GT.

Anyway I'm running ET35 with 7" width without problems at the moment, looks much nicer than stock wheels that sit too deep in the arches IMO.. :)
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