recommended spacer size for front and rear OEM turbo twists on a 996tt.
#47
05-05-2009, 11:17 PM
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mp? sorry, im not hip to the abbreviations yet!
oak, would you point me toward the "off-the-shelf" H&R C/Os, or the "clubsport" Version?
oak, would you point me toward the "off-the-shelf" H&R C/Os, or the "clubsport" Version?
#48
05-06-2009, 11:57 AM
Guys if I have a set of wheels with a 62mm offset (from a 997) what size spacer would you all recommend to be flush as possible?
#50
05-16-2009, 10:23 PM
Finally (took a month ... ) got my H&R 15mm spacers (2 sets, so 4 in total). They are the DR series spaces, and I order 60mm bolts as well.
I got stock size BBS wheels and the spacers fit perfectly, and my car sits so much better it's unbelievable. Haven't driven the car enough yet to see if there's any rubbing - but I'm going to do it right now on the shutokou.
Pics coming
I got stock size BBS wheels and the spacers fit perfectly, and my car sits so much better it's unbelievable. Haven't driven the car enough yet to see if there's any rubbing - but I'm going to do it right now on the shutokou.
Pics coming
#52
05-16-2009, 10:32 PM
Remember to sand the contact point .. it's filthy.
And remember to give your calipers a good cleaning - they deserve it after all the abuse you have given them.
Oh and while you have the chance give the wheel bearing a casual check - just grab the left and right of the rotors and check for play. Then repeat grabbing top and bottom.
And remember to give your calipers a good cleaning - they deserve it after all the abuse you have given them.
Oh and while you have the chance give the wheel bearing a casual check - just grab the left and right of the rotors and check for play. Then repeat grabbing top and bottom.
