wheel spacers ?????
#1
Instructor
Thread Starter
wheel spacers ?????
Hi , i guess this has alot to personal taste i have 07 997.1 C4S widebody with losbter 19 inch wheels front 19x8 et 57 rear 19x11 et 51 been looking for some wheels spacers to bring out the rim just flush with the fender , went by P dealer they told me to use 7mm all around but i look at the forums you get lots of deffrent ideas sames most popular beeing 7mm front 17 mm in the rear any info would be great .
#2
Rennlist Member
Better be safe, get 5mm and jump on this deal at Suncoast.
http://www.suncoastparts.com/product..._Code=closeout
http://www.suncoastparts.com/product..._Code=closeout
#4
Race Director
sizes are all different depending on who you ask. My dealer say upwards of 17 are ok.
Personally i think 5 are too small. For that i'd rather put on 245's on the front.
Personally i think 5 are too small. For that i'd rather put on 245's on the front.
#5
Instructor
Thread Starter
HMMMMM that does look like a good deal , but i beleive 5mm might not do anything will an extra 2 mm do anything dont know i guess its all about those extra mm
#6
i put on 7mm all around. before buying i initially thought that it might not be too noticeable. i based my judgement on most of the people here putting 7mm in front. Since i did not really want the car to behave differently i decided to just do the same to the back. now i think it is perfect, for my taste. some might say 14mm at the back is good but really imo that would be too much and might make the car look "ricey" its going to be like those japanese cars modified by young kids with money. POrsche is class and sports...everything should be subtle yet everyone knows what you have. mine is a narrow body by the way
#7
Race Director
For the rear on a wide body liek th Turbo, C4 and GTS....et48 is right at the fender lip. So 7mm all around will help a little in the looks department....or get a set of wheels properly built with the offset you want.
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#8
Instructor
Thread Starter
One of my concerns is that i dont wanted to stick out of the fender , and the thicker the spacers the longer the bolts and that scares me , i agree Porsche is classy none of this drastic changes so if new wheels where an option then i should be looking at something with et of 48 in the rear how about the front .
#9
Nordschleife Master
One of my concerns is that i dont wanted to stick out of the fender , and the thicker the spacers the longer the bolts and that scares me , i agree Porsche is classy none of this drastic changes so if new wheels where an option then i should be looking at something with et of 48 in the rear how about the front .
#10
Rennlist Member
I agree with the above post. I have the 5mm factory spacers on my car and when I asked my Porsche indy if I should increase the spacers he said no way. Car looked perfect with it's current stance. This is a narrow body with the Carrera Classic rims. I do have 305's on the rear, though. That probably helps a little bit....
#11
Rennlist Member
Hi JMA,
Would love to see pics of your car if possible. I have carrera classics as well and am thinking about adding the 5mm spacers.
TIA
Would love to see pics of your car if possible. I have carrera classics as well and am thinking about adding the 5mm spacers.
TIA