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Old 10-23-2009, 10:04 AM
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Default 2009 Chrysler 300C Touring 20x9" wheels.

Hi all,

Paying "just" €300 ($450) I've got a paper from Chrysler Italy which states that it's ok from to mount 20" on my 2009 Chrysler 300C Touring.

Wheels have to be 20x9" et 25,5 with 245/45-20" front and 255/45-20" rear (or 245/45-20" all around)

Right now I'm leaning towards standard SRT-8 wheels and tires and looking for a set but I'd appreciate your ideas on other wheels as well, its my DD so nothing to expensive.

Car is black

Thanks!
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Old 10-23-2009, 11:05 AM
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check out www.lxforums.com .....guys over there would know specific sizes and you can see a bunch of cars with different wheels on them
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Old 10-26-2009, 05:11 PM
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I just scored a set of 20" SRT wheels on ebay, should be here in about ten days.

thanks for replying
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2009 Chrysler 300C Touring.
3.0 liter V6 diesel, five speed auto.

1968 Chevelle Coupe.
355cid, Viper T56, Corvette C4 IRS (Dana 44) and C4 IFS. Porsche 6 and 4 piston Brembo's.

1980 Chevy Van (shortie G10).
355cid, TH350, 8.5" 10bolt posi and Belltech spindles.

*NOW PARTING OUT* 2000 BMW 540i Wagon*

Bikes
1968 Benelli City Bike
1990 Yamaha RD 350
1990 Yamaha TZR 125R
1991 Yamaha TZR 125R - RD350 engine, Aprilia RSV forks, RS250 wheels and shock
2010 Buell XB12SS
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You need a 3mm spacer for the front for the 9" wide 25.5mm offset SRT8 wheels to clear the non-SRT8 steering knuckles. The 20x8" "SRT Design" wheel fit w/o issue on a non-SRT.
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Old 11-23-2009, 02:23 PM
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thank you, lets say I discovered it the hard way
the spacers are on order I expect them this week.

thank you again!
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2009 Chrysler 300C Touring.
3.0 liter V6 diesel, five speed auto.

1968 Chevelle Coupe.
355cid, Viper T56, Corvette C4 IRS (Dana 44) and C4 IFS. Porsche 6 and 4 piston Brembo's.

1980 Chevy Van (shortie G10).
355cid, TH350, 8.5" 10bolt posi and Belltech spindles.

*NOW PARTING OUT* 2000 BMW 540i Wagon*

Bikes
1968 Benelli City Bike
1990 Yamaha RD 350
1990 Yamaha TZR 125R
1991 Yamaha TZR 125R - RD350 engine, Aprilia RSV forks, RS250 wheels and shock
2010 Buell XB12SS
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