928 rims
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928 rims
I have a 1980 928 and i am looking to get new rims. Could someone tell me what the bigges size rim i could get? Im looking into some 18” turbo twists. Thought please
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They are 'wheels', not 'rims'!
18" Carrera staggered lightweights.
They are the cat's pajamas!
Read this thread!
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...gimme-pix.html
18" Carrera staggered lightweights.
They are the cat's pajamas!
Read this thread!
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...gimme-pix.html
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They are 'wheels', not 'rims'!
18" Carrera staggered lightweights.
They are the cat's pajamas!
Read this thread!
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...gimme-pix.html
18" Carrera staggered lightweights.
They are the cat's pajamas!
Read this thread!
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...gimme-pix.html
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The outside diameter of the stock wheel / rim / tire profile is 25". The largest inner diameter tire that can realistically maintain an outside 25" profile is a 19" tire. You'd have to find something in a 255/25-20 in order to fit 20's on a 928, such a tire doesn't really exist, or at lest not with any kind of a tire you'd want on a 928.
The thread Randy linked to is a good place to start. This is mostly personal preference & finding something that will fit your taste and the 928 suspension.
Try this thread too:
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...l-offsets.html
The thread Randy linked to is a good place to start. This is mostly personal preference & finding something that will fit your taste and the 928 suspension.
Try this thread too:
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...l-offsets.html
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I like 18s. Modernize the look a bit but still perform well. I've seen 19s and haven't found a 928 on any kind of 19s that wouldn't have looked better on the same wheel in an 18.
Carrera LWs have a 911 offset of low 50s in the front (I believe) and are not a good fit on the 928. Those were on my car when I bought it and after catching a fender lip in a higher speed turn with a mid-corner bump sold them the next week. Carrera IIIs are the ones you want with a similar look but better offset. 18" Panamera wheels also look good and are a good fit.
Here's mine on 18s. 17s weren't an option for me because of the GTS big black front brakes.
Carrera LWs have a 911 offset of low 50s in the front (I believe) and are not a good fit on the 928. Those were on my car when I bought it and after catching a fender lip in a higher speed turn with a mid-corner bump sold them the next week. Carrera IIIs are the ones you want with a similar look but better offset. 18" Panamera wheels also look good and are a good fit.
Here's mine on 18s. 17s weren't an option for me because of the GTS big black front brakes.
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I like 18s. This is a recent BBS set. If I did this setup again, I'd do 18s in the back, as shown, and 17s in the front. You can't really use the fitment tool on the Tire Rack website with a 928. You need to do some research across Porsche platforms to find the wheels that will fit. These are 18x10 et41 rear and 18x8 et50 front
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technically they are rims because the rim is the outer part of the wheel which is in the shape of a circle and the diameter is the distance across a circle and i wanted to know what size diameter rims i would be able to use. So my question stands... thanks for the advice
There is more to selecting a wheel than the size of the rim, grasshopper.
Googlez 'offset'.
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I actually like these rims alot, but I already have a BaT member (a fellow 928 seller, whom I will not mention here ) already dissing these on Jake's old car!
Are these 17" or 18"?
The ones on mine are 18".
Are these 17" or 18"?
The ones on mine are 18".
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