My new GTS is HERE!!!!!!!!!!!
01-26-2023 | 01:06 PM
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You are welcome, and TYVM.
FWIW, at 1000 miles, I still LOVE this thing...I simply have a smile on my face every time I drive it, which is every time I I drive somewhere by myself.. It's tight, very responsive, and faster than a proverbial strea of lightning when I want it to be, and...sorry, MT folk...with the PDK it's never a chore to drive.. I remember when I had my '06 Cayman S with 6-speed, it turned into a 4-speed (1-2-4-6).
FWIW, at 1000 miles, I still LOVE this thing...I simply have a smile on my face every time I drive it, which is every time I I drive somewhere by myself.. It's tight, very responsive, and faster than a proverbial strea of lightning when I want it to be, and...sorry, MT folk...with the PDK it's never a chore to drive.. I remember when I had my '06 Cayman S with 6-speed, it turned into a 4-speed (1-2-4-6).
I'm glad your totally enjoying your Porsche and also that you mentioned it having the PDK !!!
I love the PDK in my GT4 it's the $hit buddy.
Terry
03-06-2023 | 03:18 PM
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Hi Jeffrey.
I also got a Cayman GTS. These things are great!
I have a quick question for you.
I'm considering a setup similar to yours, but I'm a bit concerned with the fit.
Any issues with rubbing?
It looks like you are right at the limit.
I'm thinking 255/35 20 with a 9x20 et50 in the front and 285/35 20 with a 10x20 et40 in the back.
I'm pretty confident the rear will fit, but the front not too sure...
Anyways any feedback would be appreciated.
Thanks!
I also got a Cayman GTS. These things are great!
I have a quick question for you.
I'm considering a setup similar to yours, but I'm a bit concerned with the fit.
Any issues with rubbing?
It looks like you are right at the limit.
I'm thinking 255/35 20 with a 9x20 et50 in the front and 285/35 20 with a 10x20 et40 in the back.
I'm pretty confident the rear will fit, but the front not too sure...
Anyways any feedback would be appreciated.
Thanks!
03-06-2023 | 03:39 PM
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Hi Jeffrey.
I also got a Cayman GTS. These things are great!
I have a quick question for you.
I'm considering a setup similar to yours, but I'm a bit concerned with the fit. Any issues with rubbing?
It looks like you are right at the limit.
I'm thinking 255/35 20 with a 9x20 et50 in the front and 285/35 20 with a 10x20 et40 in the back.
I'm pretty confident the rear will fit, but the front not too sure...
Anyways any feedback would be appreciated.
Thanks!
I also got a Cayman GTS. These things are great!
I have a quick question for you.
I'm considering a setup similar to yours, but I'm a bit concerned with the fit. Any issues with rubbing?
It looks like you are right at the limit.
I'm thinking 255/35 20 with a 9x20 et50 in the front and 285/35 20 with a 10x20 et40 in the back.
I'm pretty confident the rear will fit, but the front not too sure...
Anyways any feedback would be appreciated.
Thanks!
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04-11-2023 | 01:43 AM
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04-11-2023 | 02:01 AM
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My tire-and-wheel guys tell me that virtually all aftermarket wheels for Porsches use a conical seat and not a spherical seat like original Porsche wheels.. Here's a pic of the wheel-screw TYPE I use on both my new Porsches, but I don't know what the length is without removing and measuring one.
