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What is goin' everyone?
Gels from Fitment Industries FI Garage
and welcome back to another episode
of What Wheels Fit.
And today we're gonna be deep diving
into the B8 chassis of the Audi S4.
Cover a few different types of fitment
and talk about some wheels
that we see a lot on these cars.
But before we get into it,
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Now, like every episode, we have gathered fitment data
from our own online fitment gallery
at fimentindustries.com that is made up from cars
all from you guys that you have out there
and have added your car to the gallery.
Now, remember, the specs that we are about
to talk about, little disclaimer,
at the minimum required for the most part,
some fender rolling or some little bit,
little bit of modification to make sure
that everything just fits all nice and neat.
At the very minimum.
Anyway, let's get into it.
Guaranteed fitment for the B8 chassis of the Audi S4
is 18 inches to 20 inches in diameter
with widths ranging from eight to 10 inches.
Now, usually offsets seem pretty standard with them
hanging right around the plus 35 to plus 40 millimeter mark.
So there is our baseline.
Anything that falls within that limit of sizes
is guaranteed to fit your Audi S4.
However, we like to push boundaries a little bit here
at Fitment Industries, don't we?
Just like every European car, S4s look amazing
when they are just, like, slammed on their nuts
and are a perfect candidate
for some really low static set ups or air suspensions.
So let's go ahead and look at
some tucked fitment set ups right off of the bat.
We actually do see diameters hitting all
of the fitment range from 18 to 20 inches.
However, we do see 19 and 20 inch diameters
is more popular than the 18s.
Some good examples of some tucked set ups on these cars
include the following, 18 by 8 and a half plus 35.
19 by nine and a half plus 33
with some Rotiform wheels.
19 by 10 plus 35
and 20 by 10 plus 35
which actually seems to be one of the more popular choices
when going with this type of fitment.
Now as you can see from the pictures and everything
like that, Rotiforms, absolutely massive on these cars.
Both the single piece cast and multipiece variants.
And you can easily see why.
The S4, for the most part,
isn't an overly aggressive looking car
and it's part of the reason why you can get away
with such big routy wheels because you're not really taking
anything else away from the car.
Now, moving on to more of a flush or semi-flush fitment.
Now, this is going to be mostly for those running
either coilovers or lowering springs
and want a little more of a conservative fitment
for daily driving or something more performance oriented.
Here's where we see the 19 inch diameter pretty much
become the new standard, with some 20s sneaking in there
every now and then.
So some examples of a flush or nearly flush fitment
for the B8 S4 include the following,
19 by eight and a half plus 35,
19 by nine and half plus 39,
or 19 by nine and a half plus 35,
19 by nine and half plus 25
and 19 by 10 plus 35.
Now, like I said, we do see some 20s every now and then.
So if you're looking at running those,
something along the lines
of a 20 by 10 plus 35 will suit you just fine.
H&R lowering springs and ST coilovers are very prominent
with these set ups
and we see them on most of the B8 S4s in our fitment gallery
and if you're in the market for that kinda stuff,
you know, suspension and whatnot,
we have all of it, fitmentindustries.com.
Anyway, moving on to the last but not least
type of fitment thing, fender to lip.
Now, surprisingly, this isn't something we see actually
a whole lot of on these cars in our gallery.
So, if you're watching this and you're like,
yo, I have a car that is fits that description
that is running that type of fitment,
go ahead and add it to our gallery.
You can find the link below.
We would love for you to add it
and we can take a look at it on our gallery,
we can continue making videos like this
to help others find their fitment.
So, some examples that we have would be the following,
19 by nine and half plus 22 offset
on some Air Lift Performance suspension.
And that's pretty much it.
However, it does give us a base point of reference.
So 19 by nine and a half, or a 19 by 10
with an offset of around plus 20 to plus 27
should be able to give you that type of fitment.
So hopefully this helps you in your journey
to find the perfect set up for your car.
Don't forget to drop a like, subscribe, and let us know
what you would like us to cover next.
And also don't forget to check out the gallery,
can't say it enough.
I'm Gels from Fitment Industries.
We will see you later, peace.