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Just came back from the dealer, and I'm happy to report I bring the goods!
Winter tire/wheel set... check
Side markers... check
Next up:
PPF (full wrap, Xpel Ultimate Plus 10mil)
Ceramic coating (Modesta BC-04/BC-05)
Fabspeed exhausts
Springs
It was definitely worth the wait!
Congrats! I got the same winter set, and I'm happy to see that it looks great on the car. But in this photo, it looks a little too pushed in. I guess it's good for winter - less crap splashing onto the rear bumper - but it seems it would look better with wider offsets. Or is it just this angle?
Congrats! I got the same winter set, and I'm happy to see that it looks great on the car. But in this photo, it looks a little too pushed in. I guess it's good for winter - less crap splashing onto the rear bumper - but it seems it would look better with wider offsets. Or is it just this angle?
Yep, they definitely look pushed in. I guess that’s the price to pay when you go with the OEM rims. With aftermarkets, you always have the option to increase the offset.
As for the tires, narrower is the way to go for increased traction. Same weight distributed over a small area = easier to cut through the snow.
Yep, they definitely look pushed in. I guess that’s the price to pay when you go with the OEM rims. With aftermarkets, you always have the option to increase the offset.
As for the tires, narrower is the way to go for increased traction. Same weight distributed over a small area = easier to cut through the snow.
They are pushed in because Porsche realizes that at standard size and offset you’ll be sandblasting the side of your car during the winter. I wouldn’t order a set of winter wheels with the same width/offset as the standard “summer” setup.
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