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Old 03-11-2019, 11:29 AM
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Hi all on B.A.T. there are wheels off a 2004 911 turbo they are hollow spoke tire size seems right but the rim itself has a ridge to them that is differen't from mine on a 1998 carrera s widebody. Can i pick all your brains like would i need spacers?. Thanks.
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Old 03-11-2019, 11:56 AM
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Yes. I had them on my '97 TT for a time.
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They should fit without spacers.
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Yes they will fit..........but you will need a steering rack brace for the 18s as recommended by Porsche when you go past 16 and 17s...
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Originally Posted by George 993s
Hi all on B.A.T. there are wheels off a 2004 911 turbo they are hollow spoke tire size seems right but the rim itself has a ridge to them that is differen't from mine on a 1998 carrera s widebody. Can i pick all your brains like would i need spacers?. Thanks.
yes, they fit. You do not need spacers.


but these look even better and are currently F/S

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Hi cgfen what is your asking price and are tires any good. what brand tires. Thank's George Email me at george48@mail.com
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Originally Posted by abiazis
Yes they will fit..........but you will need a steering rack brace for the 18s as recommended by Porsche when you go past 16 and 17s...
He has a 98 WB. They already came with steering brace from the factory.
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Also...I have a set of 996 TTS wheels in marketplace FS. Direct fit, 5mm spacers make em even better.

Motivated seller...need mod money for the Cayenne GTS.
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Originally Posted by P-daddy

He has a 98 WB. They already came with steering brace from the factory.
Correct!!! I spent over $100 for one for my '95. Ugh.....

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So will all 996tt wheels fit the 993 WB?
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