Wheel Spacers - share
#108
Ah yes, I can imagine the extra parts with that system. Thanks for the response.
After reading and learning a lot about offsets (still trying to wrap my brain on the visuals of offset) I don't think I want the extra wear and tear on the paint reported by other users. There is also the fact that my 991.2 NB with 20" Carrera Sport Wheels should never have been matched with the 5mm spacers and installed by the Porsche dealer. I am pretty sure I will be removing the spacers and giving them back for some sort of compensation.
After reading and learning a lot about offsets (still trying to wrap my brain on the visuals of offset) I don't think I want the extra wear and tear on the paint reported by other users. There is also the fact that my 991.2 NB with 20" Carrera Sport Wheels should never have been matched with the 5mm spacers and installed by the Porsche dealer. I am pretty sure I will be removing the spacers and giving them back for some sort of compensation.
#110
On the Porsche website, one can still "build" a 2019 model. My 991.2 is equipped with 20" Carrera Sport wheels.
Also, when I google "Sport Classic" and "Sport Wheels" I seem to get the same result.
Aren't the Sport Classic and Carrera Sport the same wheel?
I appreciate your input.
Gas
Also, when I google "Sport Classic" and "Sport Wheels" I seem to get the same result.
Aren't the Sport Classic and Carrera Sport the same wheel?
I appreciate your input.
Gas
#112
Ah yes, I can imagine the extra parts with that system. Thanks for the response.
After reading and learning a lot about offsets (still trying to wrap my brain on the visuals of offset) I don't think I want the extra wear and tear on the paint reported by other users. There is also the fact that my 991.2 NB with 20" Carrera Sport Wheels should never have been matched with the 5mm spacers and installed by the Porsche dealer. I am pretty sure I will be removing the spacers and giving them back for some sort of compensation.
After reading and learning a lot about offsets (still trying to wrap my brain on the visuals of offset) I don't think I want the extra wear and tear on the paint reported by other users. There is also the fact that my 991.2 NB with 20" Carrera Sport Wheels should never have been matched with the 5mm spacers and installed by the Porsche dealer. I am pretty sure I will be removing the spacers and giving them back for some sort of compensation.
#113
I have same 991 C4, don't see many at all. You only have 5mm in the back? Doesn't seem possible as the stock overhang is huge. Looks good! Was thinking I'd be doing 15mm in the back min. I basically just want my tires flush with body, not sticking out. Suggestions?
Last edited by PIEGUY; 11-30-2020 at 02:42 AM.
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#115
#117
Thanks! C2/C2S have narrower bodies while C4/C4S/GTS/50th have wider bodies. Of course, double check your stock wheel offsets and compensate... and then there are slight differences in tire profiles.
Last edited by daxbox; 12-04-2020 at 03:37 AM.
#118
.2 C4S with .1 narrowbody wheels (p/n 99136216104 and 99136216604)
I put ECS's 15mm spacers on the rear only. the fronts I think need 2 or 3mm to be at the stock widebody spec but I don't care enough to deal with that.
I put ECS's 15mm spacers on the rear only. the fronts I think need 2 or 3mm to be at the stock widebody spec but I don't care enough to deal with that.