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Old 06-16-2021, 09:13 PM
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Originally Posted by ChalkThe911
Ok. Here is mine.


14mm front. 7mm rear. H&R hubcentric spacers.

That looks perfect!
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Old 06-16-2021, 11:57 PM
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Originally Posted by M3Inline6
That looks perfect!
Thanks!
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Nice build! I’m interested to see the the exhaust works out on your standard exhaust. Please post details when they are available. Thx
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Porsche changed the wheel offsets for ‘21 model year
Old 06-22-2021, 11:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Pete C
Porsche changed the wheel offsets for ‘21 model year
Correct and I believe each set of wheels may carry a slightly different fitment as well.

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Nice build! I’m interested to see the the exhaust works out on your standard exhaust. Please post details when they are available. Thx
Thanks! The Kline system should be in sometime next month. Going to code in the PSE button to have that switch in the mean time, but this car needs an exhaust so bad!
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Here are a few more shots of the car in it's current state. The GIAC software is very impressive, mid range and top power are drastically improved even on 91 octane. I took some data with the car stock, I will run it again this week with the tune and post up some 0-60 and 1/4 mile acceleration data.








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Originally Posted by Sprchng
Here are a few more shots of the car in it's current state. The GIAC software is very impressive, mid range and top power are drastically improved even on 91 octane. I took some data with the car stock, I will run it again this week with the tune and post up some 0-60 and 1/4 mile acceleration data.
Stance is perfect! Quad tips are so rare and look way better than oval sport exhaust tips too. Where did you get the GIAC tune from?
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Originally Posted by AlterZgo
Stance is perfect! Quad tips are so rare and look way better than oval sport exhaust tips too. Where did you get the GIAC tune from?
Its funny, I actually have the rear diffuser and black oval tips on order from the local Porsche dealer! The GIAC tune was done at Pacific German in Laguna Hills, CA.
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Old 06-23-2021, 04:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Sprchng
Its funny, I actually have the rear diffuser and black oval tips on order from the local Porsche dealer! The GIAC tune was done at Pacific German in Laguna Hills, CA.
How many days did they have your car?
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Originally Posted by Sprchng
Nope, ran 15s on the rear and the 7s up front for a flush fit.
I think you have that backwards.I tried 14mm spacers all around and it was perfect for the front. But the rears stuck out about 7-8MM past the fender. Yours are even. As far as I can tell all of the rear wheels are ET67. The stock 992 does not have 15mm of rear gap to be flush. It has around 7-10mm.

EDIT: I missed the lowered part. That can suck the wheels inward or outward depending on how high or low you set it. But I still think 15mm rear seems high.

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Originally Posted by M3Inline6
How many days did they have your car?
Just one day turn-around.

Originally Posted by BIGWORM
I think you have that backwards.I tried 14mm spacers all around and it was perfect for the front. But the rears stuck out about 7-8MM past the fender. Yours are even. As far as I can tell all of the rear wheels are ET67. The stock 992 does not have 15mm of rear gap to be flush. It has around 7-10mm.

EDIT: I missed the lowered part. That can suck the wheels inward or outward depending on how high or low you set it. But I still think 15mm rear seems high.
Yes its definitely a 15mm on the rear. I will snap a photo of the spacer between the wheel and hub if you do not believe me There doesn't seem to be any excess camber, but it probably would look funky on a stock ride height car. I am really only a fan of spacers if the car is lowered.
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Originally Posted by Sprchng
Just one day turn-around.



Yes its definitely a 15mm on the rear. I will snap a photo of the spacer between the wheel and hub if you do not believe me There doesn't seem to be any excess camber, but it probably would look funky on a stock ride height car. I am really only a fan of spacers if the car is lowered.
I trust you. I totally missed the lowered part. That does indeed change things. It looks great!
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Installed the illuminated door sills. Local Porsche dealer sold the parts, I stripped it down for the installation.

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lso forgot to update this thread. Flashed the GIAC software. This car is really intense now, even on a pump 91 octane file. The car rips, but it makes me extremely anxious for the incoming 992 Turbo S now! Power is addicting!

Will have some Dragy posts soon, I moved recently and my test track is a bit far but will knock some after passes (got a few before hits in) to demonstrate the difference between stock and tuned.

Also dropped in a Kline exhaust, pics soon for that!





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Originally Posted by Sprchng
Installed the illuminated door sills. Local Porsche dealer sold the parts, I stripped it down for the installation.

How easy was this install and the GIAC software install?


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