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Old 05-11-2014, 07:54 AM
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Guybrush Wilkinson
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Originally Posted by DaveCarrera4
have to disagree, it's not about rubber versus metal density, it's about total weight of the tire and wheel combo. Unsprung weight decrease is the goal.

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Old 05-11-2014, 02:56 PM
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Originally Posted by sanyata
Yes the 997 C4S wheels will fit without issues. I don't know if those tire sizes are within spec for the rolling diameter though so I'd check on that. There needs to be less than 3% difference between fronts and rears preferably with the rears being the slightly larger of the two.
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Do you mean within 3% of the original sizes or 3% between front and back ? New to me as well, I've wondered about the transfer case coupling front to back. I'm not sure if the connection is a viscous type hydraulic or mechanical with viscous differential drive on he axles. Also, doesn't wheel offset also make a difference on the fronts ?



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