i love this car
#16
I have C4S wide body so I can run 19x12 rear 325 wheel/tire specs similar to GT3 RS specs. Perfect Fitment. no rubbing. Tire stretch just enough to have a little rounded edge. no spacers. For narrow body you should look at 11 to 11.5 with proper offset, but i have seen 12s on narrow bodies that look good. it all comes down to offset. Some times its better to get oem offset and play with spacers for perfect fit.
#17
I have C4S wide body so I can run 19x12 rear 325 wheel/tire specs similar to GT3 RS specs. Perfect Fitment. no rubbing. Tire stretch just enough to have a little rounded edge. no spacers. For narrow body you should look at 11 to 11.5 with proper offset, but i have seen 12s on narrow bodies that look good. it all comes down to offset. Some times its better to get oem offset and play with spacers for perfect fit.
#18
The standard GT3 wheel for a NB car is a 19"x12". Those are on my wife's car and I have 19"x12" custom Forgelines on my car, which is also a NB. I'm going to move up to a 325 rear (and a 245 front) when I buy new tires for my car too as the 305s look a bit stretched for my taste.
They are dark grey, so I think goes well with a lot of darker colors. If you have silver or white, then there are other mfr's that sell the "Y" fork design in several other colors that may work better depending on your cars color. I love them and noticed an improvement due to the lighter wheel weight too. lots of options out there!
#19
Actually it was the 2007 GT3 Wheels I was thinking of when I thought about narrow body with 19x12's that look good. Share the offset specs if you know them.
They are dark grey, so I think goes well with a lot of darker colors. If you have silver or white, then there are other mfr's that sell the "Y" fork design in several other colors that may work better depending on your cars color. I love them and noticed an improvement due to the lighter wheel weight too. lots of options out there!
They are dark grey, so I think goes well with a lot of darker colors. If you have silver or white, then there are other mfr's that sell the "Y" fork design in several other colors that may work better depending on your cars color. I love them and noticed an improvement due to the lighter wheel weight too. lots of options out there!
Front - 19" x 8.5" with 53mm offset
Rear - 19" x 12" with 68mm offset
On my particular 997 an et74 fits the rear better, but on most rhe et 68 fits perfect.
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#20
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interesting how light changes the colors of the wheels. They are dark gray usually.
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My thoughts exactly when I saw a pic I took while my wheels are flatter and darker in reality.
interesting how light changes the colors of the wheels. They are dark gray usually.
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My thoughts exactly when I saw a pic I took while my wheels are flatter and darker in reality.
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#21
You park. You get out. You start walking. If you don't look back and smile, You own the wrong car.
#22
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zh9c_V9ocyg
Just had a deja vu and remembered this post. I can not explain how fortunate and blessed I feel when I walk out to the parking garage after a late night at the grind and see my 997 911. Some how makes it all worth it and I get excited to drive home. Porsche nailed that moment for me in this commercial.
interesting how light changes the colors of the wheels. They are dark gray usually.
Just had a deja vu and remembered this post. I can not explain how fortunate and blessed I feel when I walk out to the parking garage after a late night at the grind and see my 997 911. Some how makes it all worth it and I get excited to drive home. Porsche nailed that moment for me in this commercial.
interesting how light changes the colors of the wheels. They are dark gray usually.
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#23
They are OZ Leggera HLT. I like the" Y " fork designs in general. There are several other mfr's that make a similar design, but I also was impressed with the weight savings with OZs.
I posted more about the wheels here: https://rennlist.com/forums/997-foru...ggera-hlt.html
I posted more about the wheels here: https://rennlist.com/forums/997-foru...ggera-hlt.html
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