gulf911

Hello,
After installing a set of forgelines we measured the depth of threads into the hubs , the OEM wheels its 14mm , and 10mm with the forgelines.

Would it be necessary to use studs , or are there Porsche bolts that are a bit longer?
Thank you for your help!

cox1974

yes there are longer bolts.. check our sponsors... :-)

blacksheepSpyder

So how did you resolve this?

Did you use stock bolts?

ChrisFL

if you're going to constantly switch back and forth, then I would just buy studs. If its an occasional thing, you can buy bolts in various lengths from a number of places. check for merchants that sell spacers and they will usually have the bolts that go with them.

ExMB

Yes

blacksheepSpyder

so we need to find longer bolts?

which forgeline wheels did you get?

gulf911

Hi all,
Thanks for the information. I went with the GS1R's , Competition Motorsport
confirmed they run the stock bolts. I will go to studs for ease of swapping as suggested.

Thanks alot,
Dan

Mech33

I wouldn't mess with studs personally. Longer bolts all the way!

paradocs98

I highly recommend MSI wheel studs if you haven't already made a purchase.

Bill Lehman

+1 for MSI studs. I broke "Track Studs" on my 987.1, replaced with MSI, no issues. Sticking with bolts on GT4.

4carl

If you stick with bolts the rule of thumb is a min of 7 turns to seat . If you have less their too short . Carl

gulf911

Thanks all , who has the longer bolts besides dealers?

Mech33

I bought aftermarket longer front bolts (+12 mm or so) for use with front spacers from ECS Tuning. Same OEM style with the integrated "washer" piece.

DC640

Oem bolts does not work w gsr1?

blacksheepSpyder

stock bolts are fine.