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Old 03-24-2016, 06:51 AM
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Originally Posted by 928GT8108
I'm was install the CUPII wheels on my 928GT, Front: 17 x 8 ET70, Rear: 17 x 9 ET55. On rear axle, installed Eibach 18mm spacer.
Nice wheels-one of my favourite stock designs- remember to check/ensure that you have sufficient thread engagement on the wheel nuts when you fit the spacer- as I remember the GT should have a 17mm spacer and studs to suit as stock fitment - just make sure stock studs are fitted and no one changed them out- 1mm difference would probably be irrelevant

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Old 03-24-2016, 07:26 AM
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Thanks, found the spacers in the US for fair price, and the car does look great when fitted. Listing says weight is 9oz presumably for the pair, so not a significant unsprung weight penalty. May treat myself one day.

Follow up question that I really should know the answer to (but I'm on holiday so can't check): can I use the wheel centres from my Slots with the Cup 2s?
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Following up on my original question is a great excuse to post a few before and after photos (it's not like I can go out for a drive after all)

I have been using AD08R in 235/40/17 and 255/40/17 which works great, although I'm a bit concerned that the latest AD08RS have been reviewed poorly in comparison

I haven't attempted to fit spacers on the rear, the cost was too much of a barrier, and I think it would be really tight especially under full compression








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