Atlas Gray with new BBS CH-R Wheels
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04-03-2011 | 06:02 PM
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Atlas Gray with new BBS CH-R Wheels
Just put on my new BBS Wheels. Thought I would share the pics as I haven't found any online of these wheels matched with this color.
2007 997 C4S
Front: 19 x 8.5
Rear: 19 x 12
Michelin Pilot Sport Plus rubber
Options:
Atlas Gray (grey) Metallic
Power Comfort Seats with Driver Memory
Self Dimming Mirrors
Sport Chrono Package Plus
Bose Surround Sound system
Floor mats in interior color
2007 997 C4S
Front: 19 x 8.5
Rear: 19 x 12
Michelin Pilot Sport Plus rubber
Options:
Atlas Gray (grey) Metallic
Power Comfort Seats with Driver Memory
Self Dimming Mirrors
Sport Chrono Package Plus
Bose Surround Sound system
Floor mats in interior color
Last edited by alg; 04-03-2011 at 06:36 PM. Reason: Added pics
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04-03-2011 | 07:38 PM
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That's the wheel I'm considering. Love the look on the 911. I see you're in Vancouver. Who did you deal with on the wheels and tires? I have the 5mm spacers on my wide body Targa and I see that the offset of the CH seems perfect. Do you also have spacers?
Cheers
Greg
Cheers
Greg
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04-03-2011 | 09:10 PM
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Did the research myself on the design and ordered them through Weissach Performance Ltd. (604)738-3911. Speak with Chris who heads up the parts dept. Found that their price was very competitive over ordering them myself and knew they would handle any issues well if a problem were to occur.
Considered using spacers but was wisely advised to put wait and see how I liked the look after increasing to 12" rear. Glad I waited as they are almost flush to the outside which is what I was looking for.
Btw, these are CH-R, not to be confused with the entry model CH.
Considered using spacers but was wisely advised to put wait and see how I liked the look after increasing to 12" rear. Glad I waited as they are almost flush to the outside which is what I was looking for.
Btw, these are CH-R, not to be confused with the entry model CH.
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04-04-2011 | 02:24 PM
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+1, looks so much better lowered. Having a nice pair of shoes really changes the looks of the Porsche's.
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04-04-2011 | 03:37 PM
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OLG: Love the look of your new wheels. They are the ones I am concidering.
Ricardo Canada:I also have a C4S but it is an 09' and comes from the factory with a 20mm drop, so I wonder if it can be/should be lowered more.
Any thoughts appreciated.
Ricardo Canada:I also have a C4S but it is an 09' and comes from the factory with a 20mm drop, so I wonder if it can be/should be lowered more.
Any thoughts appreciated.
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04-04-2011 | 04:08 PM
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Did the research myself on the design and ordered them through Weissach Performance Ltd. (604)738-3911. Speak with Chris who heads up the parts dept. Found that their price was very competitive over ordering them myself and knew they would handle any issues well if a problem were to occur.
Considered using spacers but was wisely advised to put wait and see how I liked the look after increasing to 12" rear. Glad I waited as they are almost flush to the outside which is what I was looking for.
Btw, these are CH-R, not to be confused with the entry model CH.
Considered using spacers but was wisely advised to put wait and see how I liked the look after increasing to 12" rear. Glad I waited as they are almost flush to the outside which is what I was looking for.
Btw, these are CH-R, not to be confused with the entry model CH.
Cheers
Greg
