eculuke

I'm hoping somebody with a similar setup chimes in

Wolfk

This forum has a high ratio of purists that will probably try to talk you out of running 20's on a 997. Click on that link that halo777 posted to 6speedonline, you'll likely get more information there.

Bradinthe56

Look in your manual to see what the factory offset was. For me, it was 57 front, 67 rear. Almost *any* 19" wheel will *fit* if you can use spacers to get back to the same offset.

eculuke

hopefully the same same will apply for 20 inch

eculuke

My own specs

eculuke

how about opinion on these? They are 19 inch. So I could avoid spacers with 20". I am not trying to cut cost...im fully ready to buy the OEM classic ii. But Im seeming to hit a dead end on whether somebody around here knows how to actually pull it off.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/19-Porsche-B...torefresh=true

Bradinthe56

I'm pretty sure these will work, and the seller has listed the offset. I do think it wise to use spacers to get you to the factory spec'd offset (or more) for your car. My wheel offsets were 57 front and 67 rear, plus I'm running 7mm front and 15mm rear spacers with the above-mentioned offests. 295/30 x 19 if you're wondering. I don't think I could run 305 with the spacers in.

eculuke

Thanks for the reply...I just need to figure out my offsets

eculuke

Ok front says 8/57 and rear says 11/67 so ET57 & ET67

Wolfk

Correct^




contact whipE350, this is his avatar^, he may know what you want to know.

rodH

I am not a huge fan of 20" on the 997, most of the time they look a little to big (most, not all). That being said, I love the way the 911R and 991 GT3 RS look with 21" rear and 20" front. Kind of wonder what a 997 would look like with 19" front and 20" rear.