Cayenne wheels
#1
Instructor
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Cayenne wheels
Is anyone out there running these 18 inch Cayenne wheels ? The offset is ET57.
I am thinking about buying a used set for my 84.
I think they will fit, but wanted to get some advise from the experts.
If they will fit, what size tires can I run with them ? .... The widest without rubbing.
Thanks.
I am thinking about buying a used set for my 84.
I think they will fit, but wanted to get some advise from the experts.
If they will fit, what size tires can I run with them ? .... The widest without rubbing.
Thanks.
#2
Team Owner
these wheels are too heavy to use on the 928
Better choice would be to look for Panamera wheels or Cayman wheels
OR read this linky
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...gimme-pix.html
Better choice would be to look for Panamera wheels or Cayman wheels
OR read this linky
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...gimme-pix.html
#3
Instructor
Thread Starter
these wheels are too heavy to use on the 928
Better choice would be to look for Panamera wheels or Cayman wheels
OR read this linky
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...gimme-pix.html
Better choice would be to look for Panamera wheels or Cayman wheels
OR read this linky
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...gimme-pix.html
#4
Team Owner
the pepper wheels are made for a truck the trash can lids are made for a panzer tank
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My 87 has these wheels. I purchased it that way. They seem heavy to me, but I don't have anything to compare it to. The wheels fit with no issues - no spacers required.
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I know I read somewhere that Cayenne wheels weren't suitable for Sharks because they were 'hub-centric' and not 'lug-centric'. I wasn't happy with the look of the stock 16s on my Shark, and I'm unhappy with the ride on the 18s I have now, but I have a set of 17" takeoffs from my Cayenne just sitting.
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