08 Cayman S on 20" Rinspeed C5/1's
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07-02-2008, 05:09 PM
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08 Cayman S on 20" Rinspeed C5/1's
Here is a Cayman S we recently did sporting 20x8.5 & 20x11 Rinspeed C5/1. Came out pretty good 
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#2
07-02-2008, 05:48 PM
Alex
I loved those rims on my car -- you may recall you scored me on the entire kit, wheels, exhaust, and lowering springs. Plus, you introduced me to Jon -- dude is a soldier.
Cayman S -- the only US RINSPEED Imola -- is now resting in peace (the victim of a T-Bone.)
I loved those rims on my car -- you may recall you scored me on the entire kit, wheels, exhaust, and lowering springs. Plus, you introduced me to Jon -- dude is a soldier.
Cayman S -- the only US RINSPEED Imola -- is now resting in peace (the victim of a T-Bone.)
#7
07-03-2008, 11:12 AM
Those absolutely look fabulous on that car. So is there anyone who can articulate the perceived difference driving a Porsche with 20 inch rims instead of 19's? How much does the ride change with the smaller side walls, well, almost non-existent : )
Is there a big difference in the ride quality? I won't be tracking the car...
Is there a big difference in the ride quality? I won't be tracking the car...
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07-03-2008, 12:39 PM
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#10
07-09-2008, 08:28 AM
Not much difference at all from 19, I am running 235/30/20 and 285/30/20 on my CS. Ride on normal road is around the same, not harsh at all.
When you go over speed bumps or rough roads, you will get a harsher ride of course.
The only downside thus far are watching out for potholes and going up driveways. My car is lowered and with those thin tires, I am always watching out for potholes and dodging them
When you go over speed bumps or rough roads, you will get a harsher ride of course.
The only downside thus far are watching out for potholes and going up driveways. My car is lowered and with those thin tires, I am always watching out for potholes and dodging them
Those absolutely look fabulous on that car. So is there anyone who can articulate the perceived difference driving a Porsche with 20 inch rims instead of 19's? How much does the ride change with the smaller side walls, well, almost non-existent : )
Is there a big difference in the ride quality? I won't be tracking the car...
Is there a big difference in the ride quality? I won't be tracking the car...
#11
07-09-2008, 11:26 AM
Not much difference at all from 19, I am running 235/30/20 and 285/30/20 on my CS. Ride on normal road is around the same, not harsh at all.
When you go over speed bumps or rough roads, you will get a harsher ride of course.
The only downside thus far are watching out for potholes and going up driveways. My car is lowered and with those thin tires, I am always watching out for potholes and dodging them
When you go over speed bumps or rough roads, you will get a harsher ride of course.
The only downside thus far are watching out for potholes and going up driveways. My car is lowered and with those thin tires, I am always watching out for potholes and dodging them
