Anyone using 20' on their 996TT?
#1
Anyone using 20' on their 996TT?
A friend of mine has a set of 20' Techart formula for his 997 C4S, will I have any clearence problems on my 996tt? I am planning to drop with PSS10 coils, the wheels are:
Front: 20x8.5 et 52
Rear: 20x12 et 48
tires:
front: 245/30/20
rear: 325/25/20
Thanks!
Front: 20x8.5 et 52
Rear: 20x12 et 48
tires:
front: 245/30/20
rear: 325/25/20
Thanks!
#2
Try this site to make a comparison. Type in the stock 18" specs and compare them to the 20" specs. As a point of references I have PSS10 with
Front 19x8.5 et43 235/35/19
Rear 19x11.5 et39 315/25/19
I had to have the rear lips rolled not to have any rubbing with -1.5 camber
http://www.geocities.com/xtremephoenix/tire.htm
Best idea is to ask your buddy to put his wheels on your car and see if the work. You might also call wheel enhancement in LA.
Front 19x8.5 et43 235/35/19
Rear 19x11.5 et39 315/25/19
I had to have the rear lips rolled not to have any rubbing with -1.5 camber
http://www.geocities.com/xtremephoenix/tire.htm
Best idea is to ask your buddy to put his wheels on your car and see if the work. You might also call wheel enhancement in LA.
#5
BTW how did you know I ain't a pimp? LOL
Thanks!
#7
Looks are one thing, Porsche Performance (as intended) is another.
Depends upon use I suppose. If you are more into see/be seen at the local
restaurants then the 20's may be fine. If you ever intend to get your car sideways
or do some 8-9/10ths driving, stick to the 18 or 19"
The pictured car above looks silly ^^^
good luck,
MK
Depends upon use I suppose. If you are more into see/be seen at the local
restaurants then the 20's may be fine. If you ever intend to get your car sideways
or do some 8-9/10ths driving, stick to the 18 or 19"
The pictured car above looks silly ^^^
good luck,
MK
Last edited by WOODTSTER; 04-10-2008 at 08:07 AM. Reason: saw the picture above
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#9
i still can't put my finger on why the picture above looks strange.... i've stared at it for like 5 minutes already..
hey tialsport, when you're running your 20" wheels, with that setup in the picture, are you still preserving the correct overall diameter (wheel+tire)? just looks bigger than my 19" setup
hey tialsport, when you're running your 20" wheels, with that setup in the picture, are you still preserving the correct overall diameter (wheel+tire)? just looks bigger than my 19" setup