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#18
Originally Posted by Karl Glynn
Thanks.
Wheels are narrow body.
The spacers are 15mm in the rear, 7mm up front. Bought them from Sharkwerks.
Karl.
Wheels are narrow body.
The spacers are 15mm in the rear, 7mm up front. Bought them from Sharkwerks.
Karl.
Thanks.
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- Front: 997.362.156.02 (8x19, ET57) - 235/35-19
- Rear: 997.362.162.09 (11x19, ET67) - 295/30-19
So far I'm okay with the 7mm up front. But it's early days, need more seat-time on them to come to a final conclusion.
If I do change the fronts, it'd probably drop back down to factory 5mm spacers. There isn't a lot of hub-lip poking though with the 7mm spacers. It's supposed to be okay, but I dunno...
Karl.
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My rims and tires are:
So far I'm okay with the 7mm up front. But it's early days, need more seat-time on them to come to a final conclusion.
If I do change the fronts, it'd probably drop back down to factory 5mm spacers. There isn't a lot of hub-lip poking though with the 7mm spacers. It's supposed to be okay, but I dunno...
Karl.
- Front: 997.362.156.02 (8x19, ET57) - 235/35-19
- Rear: 997.362.162.09 (11x19, ET67) - 295/30-19
So far I'm okay with the 7mm up front. But it's early days, need more seat-time on them to come to a final conclusion.
If I do change the fronts, it'd probably drop back down to factory 5mm spacers. There isn't a lot of hub-lip poking though with the 7mm spacers. It's supposed to be okay, but I dunno...
Karl.