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ok- got my dubs on- time to go to the club!

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Old 02-22-2007 | 05:16 PM
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Wow, those look great! Do you think that you will re-spray them? They look good as-is, but may look better color-matched to the color of the 951. IMO.

BTW: in those pics your car looks Black!(or maybe i'm colorblind.)
Old 02-22-2007 | 05:18 PM
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Gorgeous!
Old 02-22-2007 | 05:18 PM
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wow those look incredable
Old 02-22-2007 | 05:20 PM
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or not. Got my wheels fed-ex today and test fit them. The fronts fit perfect w/ a 25mm bolt on spacer. The rears are going to be tricky. The driver's side fits fine w/ a slip on 8mm spacer but the passenger side rubs the inner wheelwell w/ the same spacer. I called up Paragon-products and ordered some 15mm rear spacers w/ longer studs and they should work on both sides-ds is alittle less picky space wise. They look great and the tires are good enough to last me awhile- doubt i'll be spinning the 295 rear tires very much!!!
enjoy.

Are those hollow spokes? What offsets?
Old 02-22-2007 | 05:20 PM
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I have never seen 11" or 295 work on the rear with stock fenders. I have 10.5 custom built bbs wheels with 285's and still get a little rub. It will be interesting to see how it works.
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What is Dubs? Is it something that you put on your new tires? (tire shine, wax?)

Which club are you going to? or did you mean like a Porsche-club meeting tonight?

Either way, have fun!
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What is Dubs? Is it something that you put on your new tires? (tire shine, wax?)
I'll cover my ebonics lesson for the day:
"dubs" is the gansta term for twenty inch rims, now just used for rims in general.
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actually i am going to a pca club meeting tonite....

- they are the hollow spokes and it should be interesting to see if they rub. W/ my new spacers they should be in just the right spot and i also have rear coilovers (375lbs) so hopefully it wont rub. I also have 17" cup 2's to stick on there for the track.

- i dont think kevin had these wheels did he? i thought he had some 18" turbo twist wheels....

offsets IIRC are 52 front and 47 rear.
Old 02-22-2007 | 05:36 PM
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I'll cover my ebonics lesson for the day:
"dubs" is the gansta term for twenty inch rims, now just used for rims in general.
Hmmm. That term doesn't come up much ere in central Ohio. Learn something new every day, i guess!

I thought that it was some sort of product that Dan (Danno-the-man-o as Vincent would say...) put on his new, awesome rims!
Old 02-22-2007 | 05:37 PM
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man you are wack cracker....
Old 02-22-2007 | 05:38 PM
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Yea, i guess that i am pretty white....


(and the PC term these day's is biscuit!)
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My rear offset is 65 and I run @ 600-700 lbs springs in the rear.
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well if i still get rub then i'll do some gentle massaging w/ a 5lb sledge. Seems to work most the time.
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Hey Dan, next time we get together can I try on your shoes? If Kevin did have that wheel on his car with out rubbing I might have to look into getting a set. Although every wheel I photoshop onto my car I end up not liking as much as the cup II's, I just hate that they are a cheap knockoff and are very heavy.

Porsche! why didn't you make a cup II hollow spoke 18" wheel !!!!!!
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Hey Kyle, I bet i know where you could find a buyer for those wheels of yours...


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