YOUR RESEARCH5mm Spacers on a C4S
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I bought a set of 993 C4S wheels to mount my track tires on for my '02 C4S and the offset if different by 5mm on the rear (40 vs 45). To make it "perfect" I would need 5mm spacers (saw that Gert has them)...my question is will 5mm (10mm total) make that much difference? I know I'm not a good enough driver to notice this or am I missing the point? TIA. Mike '02 C4S
Mike, The spacer is mostly going to be for looks. First, try the 40 mm wheels on and make sure the inner lips do not touch any of the suspension parts. I doubt that you'll have a problem. Once you have them on, see if they look funny relative to the fender edges. If so, you could get the spacers from Gert.
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