B7 S4 Oem 17" Split Spoke 5 Spoke Wheels All 2007 Audi Rims

09-01-201204:22 PM

First mail service guys. I checked out the wheel viscid and searched simply wasnt able to detect a clear reply.

I have a stock 2003 3.0 A4 quattro and the stock rims (17") are looking pretty tired. Would I be able to fit the eighteen" B7 S4 split 7 spoke wheels without needing spacers or modifications?
I believe the stock offset is +35 and the B7's are +42.

Thanks!

09-01-201204:38 PM

all B6/B7 OEM wheels are (except RS4) ~ET43, and use the same hub size (57.1mm)/bolt pattern (5x112), and then no problem there.

09-01-201204:40 PM

Is the heart diameter 66.half dozen or 57.ane? I think it's 57.1.. And information technology'south +45 not +42

EDIT: I thought the 7 spoke were 45?

09-01-201204:56 PM

Any bike on a b/c/d v/6/8 will commodities on to whatever other audi. The exception being the b8 generation and newer as they have a larger centerbore. The standard centerbore is 57.1 and the bolt pattern is 5x112. Most audis newer than 2009 apply a larger centerbore only Sam bolt pattern.

09-01-201205:14 PM

Quote Originally Posted by Charles.waite View Post

Any wheel on a b/c/d 5/6/8 volition bolt on to whatever other audi. The exception being the b8 generation and newer every bit they have a larger centerbore. The standard centerbore is 57.1 and the commodities design is 5x112. Nearly audis newer than 2009 use a larger centerbore but Sam bolt pattern.

Ah HA!! Almost....aaaalllllmoooost. The FWD Audi'due south are typically ET54'ish. You lot need roughly 8mm spacers to be condom. And there are several OEM wheels that come up in both FWD and AWD showtime- though... not the case with the S4 wheel I'd gauge.

Bowwow!

09-01-201205:30 PM

Quote Originally Posted past rollerton View Post

Ah HA!! Near....aaaalllllmoooost. The FWD Audi's are typically ET54'ish. You demand roughly 8mm spacers to be safe. And at that place are several OEM wheels that come in both FWD and AWD offset- though... not the example with the S4 bicycle I'd guess.

Bowwow!

wha? the mill wheel start on B5/B6/B7 FWD models is no different from their AWD counterparts.

09-01-201205:39 PM

Quote Originally Posted by Matt Devo View Post

wha? the factory wheel offset on B5/B6/B7 FWD models is no dissimilar from their AWD counterparts.

Non true, I don't think?- I've had 2 sets of B7/ A4 standard wheels that have had 2 different offsets- the first set was ET54 and I had to run spacers to go them on my old A6. And The A6 my wife drives now has the ezzakt same wheels, with ET46. Though...to exist honest....at present that I've had a beer, I think it'due south possible that the starting time set may have originated on an A3. Sooooo...maybe I suck.
These wheels, but both sets I've owned were painted terminate.

09-01-201206:49 PM

Quote Originally Posted by rollerton View Post

Not true, I don't think?- I've had ii sets of B7/ A4 standard wheels that take had 2 different offsets- the first prepare was ET54 and I had to run spacers to go them on my old A6. And The A6 my wife drives now has the ezzakt same wheels, with ET46. Though...to be honest....at present that I've had a beer, I think it's possible that the beginning set may have originated on an A3. Sooooo...possibly I suck.
These wheels, but both sets I've endemic were painted cease.

1) those aren't B6/B7 wheels - pretty certain they are from an A3

2) having different offsets for FWD and AWD could brand no sense, as the entire front stop is the same with the exception of the head size (but not length) of the CV joints, which are slightly larger on FWD, but can be used on AWD besides. I have a fiddling fleck of experience in this area ;-)

09-01-201206:59 PM

Quote Originally Posted by Matt Devo View Post

1) I have a lilliputian bit of feel in this area ;-)

Yeah you near certainly exercise!!

09-01-201207:26 PM

Quote Originally Posted by Matt Devo View Post

ane) I take a piddling bit of experience in this area ;-)

:jealousy: I need to find a parts motorcar for my quattro swap so I can join the catechumen lodge.

09-01-201207:51 PM

Quote Originally Posted by rollerton View Post

Not true, I don't call back?- I've had 2 sets of B7/ A4 standard wheels that have had 2 different offsets- the commencement set was ET54 and I had to run spacers to become them on my erstwhile A6. And The A6 my wife drives at present has the ezzakt same wheels, with ET46. Though...to be honest....now that I've had a beer, I recall it's possible that the get-go set may have originated on an A3. Sooooo...perchance I suck.
These wheels, but both sets I've owned were painted finish.

I believe those are A3 wheels every bit Matt said. My b7 has a identical fashion though, simply normal a4 offset, et45 or 43 can't remember which.

09-01-201208:33 PM

I know for a fact they came on the B7 A4 new, maybe even the A6. also. Seen them on the lot installed and on at least 1 A4 around town, tin can also attest to the fact that in that location are indeed 2 different offsets- but...yeah, my old fix was probably originally an A3 bike. Anyway...bottom line is there'south virtually e'er an exception to the dominion.

03-03-2015x:31 AM

Quote Originally Posted by Charles.waite View Post

Whatever bike on a b/c/d 5/half dozen/8 volition commodities on to whatsoever other audi. The exception being the b8 generation and newer as they have a larger centerbore. The standard centerbore is 57.1 and the commodities pattern is 5x112. Most audis newer than 2009 use a larger centerbore only Sam commodities pattern.

My tire blew this morning so I am looking for a bump on this. The thread got a petty off rails and I couldnt follow it.

Just want to brand sure that the OEM B7 S4 dual spoke (either 17" or 18", whichever I can find) will bolt onto my B6 A4 without issue.

Thanks again.

03-03-201511:08 AM

Yes they volition bolt on no bug what so e'er, the offset isnt bad and you volition similar the wait of the cycle sitting a little more affluent then your stock cycle. The center bore and bolt blueprint is the exact same. Audi didnt modify center bores until 2009

03-03-201511:17 AM

Quote Originally Posted by MNAudi101 View Post

Yeah they will bolt on no issues what so always, the kickoff isnt bad and you will similar the expect of the wheel sitting a little more than affluent and so your stock wheel. The center diameter and bolt design is the verbal same. Audi didnt change center bores until 2009

Thank you!

I take 17" wheels now. Any feel if 18" volition fit without issue?

03-03-2015eleven:25 AM

Quote Originally Posted past xtremehulk View Post

Thanks!

I have 17" wheels now. Any experience if 18" will fit without consequence?

The size of the wheel is pretty irrelevant. If its an OEM Audi wheel 17" or above there is a very very good run a risk that it will fit.

03-03-201512:01 PM

Quote Originally Posted by Charles.waite View Post

The size of the wheel is pretty irrelevant. If its an OEM Audi wheel 17" or higher up at that place is a very very practiced adventure that it will fit.

Thanks once again.

If anyone is selling any, let me know, Im in Seattle.

03-03-201512:05 PM

Quote Originally Posted past xtremehulk View Post

Cheers once again.

If anyone is selling whatsoever, let me know, Im in Seattle.

Check out local craigslist. At that place are e'er a ton of wheels out at that place and I've seen some B7 S4 wheels a few times. The S4 Avus wheels are all over as well.

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