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Old 11-06-2017, 03:13 PM
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Hey!IS anyone running the Pirelli 31/705/19 on the rear of their 997.2 GT3?Looks like it might fit but wanted to know if anyone had experienced how they fit!Thanks in advance !!HOM
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That diameter looks very large. Rear - 660 to 680 is what I understand works.
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997.2 cup runs a 680. The 705 would be too tall.

The 325/660-18 fit my 997 Gen 1 RS street car just fine with no issues.
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The 305/690-19 worked very well for me. The 715 will likely rub with the extra diameter.
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My favorite size is 315/680/18, I find the car is much easier to drive with a taller side wall. The back end is much looser if I use a 660.
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Originally Posted by CosmosMpower
My favorite size is 315/680/18, I find the car is much easier to drive with a taller side wall. The back end is much looser if I use a 660.
+1 Setup from Goldcrest works perfectly.
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Originally Posted by OpieT
+1 Setup from Goldcrest works perfectly.
Who is Goldcrest?
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Who is Goldcrest?
http://www.goldcrestmotorsports.com/
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Their site leaves much to be desired. New or scrubs, how much?
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Originally Posted by CosmosMpower
Their site leaves much to be desired. New or scrubs, how much?
Sorry, they provided the setup work. I buy the tires new from Competition Motorsport.
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