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Old 10-03-2011, 01:05 PM
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Old 10-03-2011, 01:15 PM
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are they 18's ?

where did you get them from!?
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details, details...
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Yes 18's. They are MY02's.
They were originally listed on ebay. I contacted the seller after he posted them twice with no bids and worked out a deal with him.
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Came with a used set of Continental Contactsport 2's. 225/40/18 up front and 285/30/18 in the rear. Offsets are 50 up front and 65 in the rear. Went with 1.25 inch spacers on the rear with a little rubbing, thinking about taking a wack at rolling the fenders tonight. Up front I used a set of .25 inch slip on spacers I had laying around from my other car and they worked very well. This finish on the wheels is pretty impressive to me. Done by Speedvision Motorsports out of CA.
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Nice! Those are what I'm probably going to settle on with my car, but the looks department is far and away the last thing I'm concerned about.
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that's a bunch of rear tire isn't it...you've got to be grinning ear to ear every time you look at that *** end!

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Based upon the spacers you used, I'm assuming the car is an '86? I'd like to know, as I have an '86 also and am gonna have to do something about wheels before these tires run out.

Love the look! I wish I could find a set of black MY02's somewhere around here that I could try on... I usually love the look of black wheels, but I can't decide whether or not I think they would look good on Crystal Green Metallic.
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They look great.. Now you need some 968 mirrors and door handles.
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Originally Posted by Chupp
What do you guys think?
Nice, looks great black/black

is that a ventiller door trim piece?
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Yes the car is an '86. I do like the look of the big fatty's on the back! As for the trim peice, I wacked the miror and the trim peice off the other day trying to back into my garage and make room for my Tahoe, Nothing major but I sill have to get that trim peice back on. I'll prob get some more pictures, I would like to paint the spacers black to match and make sure I get some anti-seize on them before the car gets put away for the winter.
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Wow, those look awesome!
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So you are running only a 25mm spacer? I have some wheel off a base 911 the 10 spokes and they seem to me by my math to need a 1 inch spacer all the way around.
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Originally Posted by 86 951 Driver
So you are running only a 25mm spacer? I have some wheel off a base 911 the 10 spokes and they seem to me by my math to need a 1 inch spacer all the way around.
Just as an FYI 2.54cm = 1inch, 2.54cm = 25.4mm
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Those look awesome in black! Paint or powder coating?

I have the same wheels in storage and thought I'd need bigger than a 1 inch spacer for the rears (I think mine are 27 mm's) but I haven't gotten anything for the fronts, yet. A 1/2 inch is all you need in the front? Interesting!


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