Will 997 turbo wheel fit to 997s?
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Will 997 turbo wheel fit to 997s?
I got 997 turbo wheel, and my car is 997s. Could you guys give me opinion about wheel fitment? Here is wheel spec info. Will these fit?
997s Stock:
19 x 8 ET 57 235/35/19
19 x 11 ET 67 295/30/19
Turbo wheels
19 x 8.5 ET 56
19 x 11 ET 51
Thanks!
997s Stock:
19 x 8 ET 57 235/35/19
19 x 11 ET 67 295/30/19
Turbo wheels
19 x 8.5 ET 56
19 x 11 ET 51
Thanks!
#2
Using the same size, brand, and model of tire you're going to be pushing everything out at the rear of the car 16mm. Take a look and see what that would mean. Normally Turbo wheels don't fit the narrow body cars very well. You might be able to make them work if you run a lot of rear camber, but you'll dramatically shorten your tire life by doing so. Better to find a set of wheels you like with the proper NB offsets.
#4
Gilbert, actually, the turbo wheels will fit nicely in the rear of your narrow body. You will probably want spacers for the fronts to match the flusher fitting turbo rears, 5-7mm will do.
I am running front; 19 x 8.5 et 47, 245 tire. Rear; 19 x 11 et 48, 305 tire. Outside of the tires are flush with outside of fenders.
I am running front; 19 x 8.5 et 47, 245 tire. Rear; 19 x 11 et 48, 305 tire. Outside of the tires are flush with outside of fenders.
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FUCHS 19"
ANODIZED SILVER ON SATIN BLACK W/ ANODIZED LIP
Size Options
Front: 19x8½ ET56 | 23lbs | $1253
Rear: 19x11 ET51 | 25lbs | $1319
Available Finishes
Fuchs 19Anodized Silver on Satin Black w/ Anodized Lip
Fuchs 19Satin Black w/ Anodized Lip
- Order "Raw" for custom color
- Fits OEM Porsche center cap
- Price does not include hardware or center caps
- Prices are subject to change based on Euro - USD currency rates
FUCHS 19"
ANODIZED SILVER ON SATIN BLACK W/ ANODIZED LIP
Size Options
Front: 19x8½ ET56 | 23lbs | $1253
Rear: 19x11 ET51 | 25lbs | $1319
Available Finishes
Fuchs 19Anodized Silver on Satin Black w/ Anodized Lip
Fuchs 19Satin Black w/ Anodized Lip
- Order "Raw" for custom color
- Fits OEM Porsche center cap
- Price does not include hardware or center caps
- Prices are subject to change based on Euro - USD currency rates
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Dennis,
I did not know that. Thanks for the info especially since I was about to purchase another wheel to replace a scuffed up one for the rear of my car. How can I determine whether I'm getting the correct match?
These offset and tire size etc discussions lose me. Thanks for any education you can give.
I did not know that. Thanks for the info especially since I was about to purchase another wheel to replace a scuffed up one for the rear of my car. How can I determine whether I'm getting the correct match?
These offset and tire size etc discussions lose me. Thanks for any education you can give.
#12
They are a perfect fit on my NB
#13
you'll be fine.
- rears 19 x 11 ET 51 will be exactly flush without spacers on your c2s (but won't protrude past the fender)
- front fronts 19 x 8.5 ET 56 will be approx 6mm more aggressive then your current setup but still 7mm inset from the fender... you could push out the further if you want via a mild spacer if you want the flushness of both front+rear to match.
- rears 19 x 11 ET 51 will be exactly flush without spacers on your c2s (but won't protrude past the fender)
- front fronts 19 x 8.5 ET 56 will be approx 6mm more aggressive then your current setup but still 7mm inset from the fender... you could push out the further if you want via a mild spacer if you want the flushness of both front+rear to match.
Last edited by myw; 02-04-2016 at 02:44 PM.
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Dennis,
I did not know that. Thanks for the info especially since I was about to purchase another wheel to replace a scuffed up one for the rear of my car. How can I determine whether I'm getting the correct match?
These offset and tire size etc discussions lose me. Thanks for any education you can give.
I did not know that. Thanks for the info especially since I was about to purchase another wheel to replace a scuffed up one for the rear of my car. How can I determine whether I'm getting the correct match?
These offset and tire size etc discussions lose me. Thanks for any education you can give.