996 tt wheel sizing question
#3
Great offset calculator at 1010tires.com: http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp
(No affiliation to me, I just use it regularly...)
(No affiliation to me, I just use it regularly...)
#4
Well since this thread is already there... dont mean to Hijack
Mine is a 996 C4S same as 996 TT... My Question is, my Factory Rear size is 18X11 45ET, what kind of Spacers would i need to Run a 18X10 46ET or do i even need a Spacer? Front Size are the Same, This is for Winter....
that makes no sense to me lols...
Mine is a 996 C4S same as 996 TT... My Question is, my Factory Rear size is 18X11 45ET, what kind of Spacers would i need to Run a 18X10 46ET or do i even need a Spacer? Front Size are the Same, This is for Winter....
Great offset calculator at 1010tires.com: http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp
(No affiliation to me, I just use it regularly...)
(No affiliation to me, I just use it regularly...)
Last edited by Zookie; 05-11-2010 at 09:55 PM.
#5
Zookie,
not sure if this was your question, but using the offset calc in link above says:
Inner Clearance: 12mm more (the inside of the wheel to the strut housing)
Outer Position: 14mm less (position of the outside edge of the wheel)
So, if you use those winter rims they will work "as is" but they will have less width and may look underwelming... Though I doubt it would be performance issue given that they winters.
Ideally, you may want 14mm (or nearest size to this) spacers.
not sure if this was your question, but using the offset calc in link above says:
Inner Clearance: 12mm more (the inside of the wheel to the strut housing)
Outer Position: 14mm less (position of the outside edge of the wheel)
So, if you use those winter rims they will work "as is" but they will have less width and may look underwelming... Though I doubt it would be performance issue given that they winters.
Ideally, you may want 14mm (or nearest size to this) spacers.
#6
Outer Position: 14mm less (position of the outside edge of the wheel)
So, if you use those winter rims they will work "as is" but they will have less width and may look underwelming... Though I doubt it would be performance issue given that they winters.
Ideally, you may want 14mm (or nearest size to this) spacers.
So, if you use those winter rims they will work "as is" but they will have less width and may look underwelming... Though I doubt it would be performance issue given that they winters.
Ideally, you may want 14mm (or nearest size to this) spacers.
Last edited by Zookie; 05-12-2010 at 11:50 AM.
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