996 Wheel fitment question
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Can I put 997 Carrera III rims on a 1999 996?
The tires are:
backs 265/35/18
fronts 235/40/18
Will I need any spacers?
Thank you
D
The tires are:
backs 265/35/18
fronts 235/40/18
Will I need any spacers?
Thank you
D
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Do you know the offsets?
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http://www.alloywheelsdirect.net/inf..._chart/porsche
need to know offsets and stuffs
hope this helps
need to know offsets and stuffs
hope this helps
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18 in.
Set of Porsche OEM 997 Carrera III 18" rims
Front 8" - 235/40/18 ET57
Rear 10" - 265/35/18 ET58
Sizing is standard Porsche 5 x 130 mm bolt pattern
Continental tires on front and back, with about 10 000 km on front tires, still in excellent condition. Back tires are brand new.
Includes OEM Porsche centre caps (no knockoffs)
Set of Porsche OEM 997 Carrera III 18" rims
Front 8" - 235/40/18 ET57
Rear 10" - 265/35/18 ET58
Sizing is standard Porsche 5 x 130 mm bolt pattern
Continental tires on front and back, with about 10 000 km on front tires, still in excellent condition. Back tires are brand new.
Includes OEM Porsche centre caps (no knockoffs)
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18 in. Set of Porsche OEM 997 Carrera III 18" rims Front 8" - 235/40/18 ET57 Rear 10" - 265/35/18 ET58 Sizing is standard Porsche 5 x 130 mm bolt pattern Continental tires on front and back, with about 10 000 km on front tires, still in excellent condition. Back tires are brand new. Includes OEM Porsche centre caps (no knockoffs)
There are a ton of tires that come through here on the classifieds so might just wait out the exact set you are looking for.
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Thank you. I presently have these rims with these tires on them. I think the 235s should be okay for now, correct?
So I should use 7mm spacers on the front?
D
So I should use 7mm spacers on the front?
D
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235's are fine. You can go up to 245's with the right wheels. As far as the spacer, just mount the wheels and see how they look. If you want to move them out, closer to flush with the fender, then you can measure and buy the right spacers. The 235's may fill some of the gap already though.
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Highly recommend the spacers for the fronts. I have 997 Carrera iii rims and they are too far in the guards. I'm taking them off for standard 996 Carrera 5 spokes.
You can also go up to a 285 on the rear. That's what the mk2 996 has as standard
You can also go up to a 285 on the rear. That's what the mk2 996 has as standard
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I think 7mm would be fine although i'm not entirly sure. The previous owner put the 997 rims on my car without spacers and they sit too far in the guards.
They don't rub anything on full lock although there is also the possibility that my wheels hit the top of the spring perch. I'm going back to standard 996 Carrera 5 spoke
They don't rub anything on full lock although there is also the possibility that my wheels hit the top of the spring perch. I'm going back to standard 996 Carrera 5 spoke