On a 2005-06 911, are the 4S and S rears the same or is the 4S wider?
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Any water cooled 911 widebody is either Turbo or C4S. You have to get AWD to get widebody. Unless it's a GT2!
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Hi. I just bought a C4 that is not an S. It is getting delivered in about a week. From looking at it and the description in the ad it is also a wide body since it is a 4. Correct? I am looking for new wheels for it so I am researching to get the proper offset and stagger. I am a newbee to the water cooled. Thanks!
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Or a GT3
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