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02-06-2008, 02:54 PM
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And before you ask... yes they will fit, but you will need to roll/flare your rear fender slightly depending on your tire choice. A 285 tire might fit without issue. If you have a GTS... you're in good shape.
02-06-2008, 03:15 PM
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It may... ever so slightly rub on the inside, but according to my calculator... it'll fit on a GT, nicely I might add. But if it did rub, you could get a 3~5mm shim and shim it out.
02-06-2008, 03:41 PM
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If it rubs, it will rub on the outside not the inside. Shimming it will make it rub even more.
The front at ET55 is okay as long as the tire size does not exceed 225/45.
The rear at ET49 will likely rub on the outside with tire size 285 and larger. Typically for an 11" wheel one would look at around ET58.
The front at ET55 is okay as long as the tire size does not exceed 225/45.
The rear at ET49 will likely rub on the outside with tire size 285 and larger. Typically for an 11" wheel one would look at around ET58.
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02-06-2008, 06:34 PM
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No Reserve ?? BIN is $1,800 this could be a good deal The 911 guys are looking for 18 -19 these 17 inch wheels might just get overlooked !
02-06-2008, 08:07 PM
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well...hope it wasn't a 928 owner cause these will not fit at all. The fronts will hit on the tie rod ends and the outer front fender. The backs are really tight on the inside and you'll probably have to add like 2 inches of rolling. Someone here tried those exact rims and it just didn't work...
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BTW..just kidding Dan87951...good deal on some awesome wheels..
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BTW..just kidding Dan87951...good deal on some awesome wheels..
02-06-2008, 08:21 PM
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If it rubs, it will rub on the outside not the inside. Shimming it will make it rub even more.
The front at ET55 is okay as long as the tire size does not exceed 225/45.
The rear at ET49 will likely rub on the outside with tire size 285 and larger. Typically for an 11" wheel one would look at around ET58.
The front at ET55 is okay as long as the tire size does not exceed 225/45.
The rear at ET49 will likely rub on the outside with tire size 285 and larger. Typically for an 11" wheel one would look at around ET58.