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Old 05-30-2005, 05:13 PM
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17"x7.5 ( ET53 )

Dazed by the wheel fitment info out there..will Cayenne wheels fit a 84-944 with spacers? anyone seen them on a 944 or reference a picture somewhere?
thanks for any info...
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Sure will. They have the same 5x130 bolt pattern. A 1.5" spacer will bring it flush with the fenders. For the rear, you can even go 2".
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which caynenne wheels are you referring to?
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Hi..thanks for the info...the stock 17" cayenne wheels look nice...does anyone know if the touregs have the same bolt pattern?
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Havent seen them mounted but I am about 99% sure they are going to weigh a ton. Wheels are built to handle a load and a Cayenne is a substantial load. I would love to test fit a set but alas, I dont know anyone with a Cayenne anywhere near me.
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good point on the weight!! never thought of that...I will see if there is any info out there...
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Originally Posted by Homer
..does anyone know if the touregs have the same bolt pattern?
i heard that they are the same bolt pattern.
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I bet those wheels weigh 2x as much as a set of 16" Fuchs...
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...if not more

hmm. i'll work on finding specs.
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Does anyone know of a site that explains what wheels can be used on 944 87 na. I have heard that the offset can be an issue with the different models and years. For instance can I use 951 87 phone dials on an 944 87 na?
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Learn what offsets mean and how to use them. A website listing every wheel is unnecessary.

To calculate change in offset when going to different width wheels:
http://toy4two.home.mindspring.com/input.html

And yes, 87 951 wheels will fit a 944 no problem.
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Interesting link thanks. I was under the imperssion that having wheels in different offset positions could change the handling and also prematurely add wear and tear on certain hardware pieces. I.e a positive offset could actually could wear out bearings and tires prematurely. Is this not true?
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I emailed wheel enhancements on this issue, about the 17" cayenne wheels... Here's the reply:
Devon, the 7.5x17" Factory Cayenne wheels weigh approximately 27 pounds each. Please call us at (310) 836-8908 or e-mail us if you have any additional questions.

Thank you, Dave - Wheel Enhancement

27 pounds!!!!!

have fun with that on a 944....
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Originally Posted by shadowknight
Interesting link thanks. I was under the imperssion that having wheels in different offset positions could change the handling and also prematurely add wear and tear on certain hardware pieces. I.e a positive offset could actually could wear out bearings and tires prematurely. Is this not true?
Using common sense alone, I think that a wheel with zero offset would be ideal. Can anyone confirm?
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I wander what a cup2 weighs. I have a set at the shop so I will drop one on the UPS scale tomorrow. I know they are REAL heavy compared to the 16" Fuchs.
I bet it weighs around 20 lbs minimum.


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