Will gt3 wheels fit on a NB 996?
02-24-2010 | 12:31 PM
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Will gt3 wheels fit on a NB 996?
Will these wheels fit on my NB 996?
GT3 wheels 18 x 8/11, offset 50 FRONT 45 rear?
Im currently running 18 X 7.5 50 offset and 18 X10 65 offset rear. With 15mm spacers front and rear.
Do I need spacers??
Did a search couldnt find any info.
GT3 wheels 18 x 8/11, offset 50 FRONT 45 rear?
Im currently running 18 X 7.5 50 offset and 18 X10 65 offset rear. With 15mm spacers front and rear.
Do I need spacers??
Did a search couldnt find any info.
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02-24-2010 | 12:49 PM
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the rear will stick out 5 mm farther than your current set up (dont use the spacers on the GT3)
front should be OK but dint check
use this tool to see and read the details at the bottom of the page - fun to play with, very interactive
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front should be OK but dint check
use this tool to see and read the details at the bottom of the page - fun to play with, very interactive
TOOL LINK
02-24-2010 | 12:52 PM
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Those are nice wheels, esp. from a maintenance standpoint... the ebay seller I bought my 19 Carrera Classics is wheelsandcaps. They basically drop ship from an autoparts wholesaler caller Keystone.
I have 19 X 11 rears with et67mm and they fit fine.
The rear tires at the time of this pic were too small, I need to upload pic with the 295 30 Vreds
I am working on lowering the car, but I do like the current ride height when getting in and out ....
I have 19 X 11 rears with et67mm and they fit fine.
The rear tires at the time of this pic were too small, I need to upload pic with the 295 30 Vreds
I am working on lowering the car, but I do like the current ride height when getting in and out ....
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02-24-2010 | 12:55 PM
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the rear will stick out 5 mm farther than your current set up (dont use the spacers on the GT3)
front should be OK but dint check
use this tool to see and read the details at the bottom of the page - fun to play with, very interactive
TOOL LINK
front should be OK but dint check
use this tool to see and read the details at the bottom of the page - fun to play with, very interactive
TOOL LINK
02-24-2010 | 12:58 PM
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02-24-2010 | 01:14 PM
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the rear will stick out 5 mm farther than your current set up (dont use the spacers on the GT3)
front should be OK but dint check
use this tool to see and read the details at the bottom of the page - fun to play with, very interactive
TOOL LINK
front should be OK but dint check
use this tool to see and read the details at the bottom of the page - fun to play with, very interactive
TOOL LINK
02-24-2010 | 02:49 PM
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I was just teasing Ed!
But, without a fancy calculator I would say he'd be out over 1.25" (30-32mm give or take) over his existing setup (remember you're not just comparing backspace behind the mount/center, the hoop/rim itself is wider too).
But, without a fancy calculator I would say he'd be out over 1.25" (30-32mm give or take) over his existing setup (remember you're not just comparing backspace behind the mount/center, the hoop/rim itself is wider too).