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Use 10mm rear and 15mm front spacers and seems

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I've used 10mm rear and 15mm front spacers and seems to be spot on offset wise.

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Fill arches, particularly the front

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Not a great pic as it was late and only tried them on but like the look and the way they fill the arches, particularly the front which I have always disliked the way the wheels are tucked under even with spacers.

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Fill arches, particularly the front

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Not a great pic as it was late and only tried them on but like the look and the way they fill the arches, particularly the front which I have always disliked the way the wheels are tucked under even with spacers.

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Fill arches, particularly the front

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Suggestion · Original poster

Not a great pic as it was late and only tried them on but like the look and the way they fill the arches, particularly the front which I have always disliked the way the wheels are tucked under even with spacers.

991 wheels

Use 10mm rear and 15mm front spacers and seems

No successful repair reported for this finding.

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Performed · outcome unconfirmed · Original poster

I've used 10mm rear and 15mm front spacers and seems to be spot on offset wise.

991 wheels
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

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POST 2Original post

Loving those. Also, what did you do to the rear lights? They look great.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks very much. Not a great pic as it was late and only tried them on but like the look and the way they fill the arches, particularly the front which I have always disliked the way the wheels are tucked under even with spacers. The wheels came with 235/40/19 and 285/35/19 and it's slightly overtired profile wise so have bought 235/35/19 and 285/30/19 which are on their way. I've used 10mm rear and 15mm front spacers and seems to be spot on offset wise. The wheels look fresh and modern imo. The rear lights are led units that were on the car when I bought. I really like them and again just bring a bit of a modern touch at the rear. Not to everyone's taste but I like them. I'll put up more pics as soon as it's sorted with new rubber.

POST 4Original post

They look good, sometimes 19in look big but they seem fine. Front offset is tricky, I like mine.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I like the way yours sits mate, looks really good. 19" wheels can look wrong sometimes.i think when the spokes are thin they can look a bit big and make the brakes look small!! The 991 wheels to me, are just right.

POST 6Original post

Had the same wheels on my 991 C4. Easy to clean and looks nice

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Are yours an 8" front? The 991 are 81/2 front. What size tyres are you running?

POST 8Original post

Cracking them Neil 👏 nice job. You can make any wheel/tyre fit with abit of thought. Personally love a 19" rim on a 996. Please with mine now, haven't been able to drive for 6 weeks as I've had a leg op so can't wait to get out 🤘

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

That looks awesome Nick!!! Looks super clean. I'm going to have to copy you though and put a rear wing on. I used to prefer the smooth look but the aero look has really grown on me. It's all I can think about now, which wing to go for???

POST 10Original post

Cheers, mine has a 996.1 wing on (was like that when I bought it) the 996.2 wing is about 4k so probably why they went for that one 👍

POST 11Original post

Looking good on the 991 wheels :thumb: I've bought one of the 997 GT3 RS style fibreglass engine lids, it looks to be good quality, I just can't seem to make my mind up between that and a ducktail :dont know: :frustrated:

POST 13 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks mate. Wow that wing is cool is that for a 996 but styled on the 997? Sorry if it's a dumb question but looks the kind of thing I was considering.

POST 14Original post

Yes it's a 996 engine lid with a 997 GT3 RS style wing, I ordered it from Poland, either the same seller or similar has them on eBay, I'm still delaying fitting my aero kit as they are still yet to do the finish surface of our road, we only moved in three years ago! :roll: this is giving me the time to constantly change my mind about the rear spoiler, I'm currently swaying towards a ducktail :lol:

POST 15Original post

Found it; https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PORSCHE-...-/402065526572?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286

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