19" wheels on a 2019 GT3RS
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As mentioned, forge line wheels were clear. I have them and I run them on the track no problem. The rears will clear without problem and the fronts will be super tight with potential scoring of the inner wheel if a rock or something else gets lodged between the caliper and wheel. You should have no worries either way and feel confident running them.
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DHI (12-11-2022)
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Here's mine, running Perelli 275/675/19 Front and 315/705/19 rear. These are nearly the same diameter as the stock tires and only slighter narrower.
I am running an AP Racing brake kit that is a better fit up front due to slightly smaller diameter rotors.
I am running an AP Racing brake kit that is a better fit up front due to slightly smaller diameter rotors.
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Rick GT3 (12-13-2022)
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Lots of customers running this on 19s. You can actually clear 19" wheels with PFC 405 kit even.
Please also note that PFC offers an "S" and an "R" caliper. The "S" caliper clears OEM 991 GT3/RS wheels. The "R" caliper needs either a 6-7mm wheel spacer to clear the spokes or aftermarket wheels such as Forgelines...I'm a dealer for both if you have any questions.
"S" Kit - 22/20mm pads
"R" Kit - 28/26mm pads
Please also note that PFC offers an "S" and an "R" caliper. The "S" caliper clears OEM 991 GT3/RS wheels. The "R" caliper needs either a 6-7mm wheel spacer to clear the spokes or aftermarket wheels such as Forgelines...I'm a dealer for both if you have any questions.
"S" Kit - 22/20mm pads
"R" Kit - 28/26mm pads
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Last edited by Hinz Motorsport; 12-15-2022 at 12:22 PM.
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Front - Yes.
Rear - Not exactly, because while the 18"s will clear the brakes themselves, they won't clear the rear suspension upright of a GT road car. 19"s barely clears even with shallow head bolts.
Rear - Not exactly, because while the 18"s will clear the brakes themselves, they won't clear the rear suspension upright of a GT road car. 19"s barely clears even with shallow head bolts.
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2020 IMSA GT3 Cup Challenge 2nd Championship
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Yes whoops, Tom is correct, that was posted in haste. The 18's only work for the GT4/RS/Clubsport models or 991 GT3 Cup. Rear wheel steer models affect the clearance to the wheel as well. On a 19" wheel there should be close to 20mm of caliper-to-wheel barrel clearance with the PFC 380 kit.
Last edited by Hinz Motorsport; 12-15-2022 at 04:15 PM.