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As for your question, if you are replacing your existing wheels with wheels of the same diameter and width, you should keep the same offset.
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If you want the 11s on the rear, just run the offset that the GT3 uses.
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As for your question, if you are replacing your existing wheels with wheels of the same diameter and width, you should keep the same offset.
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If you want the 11s on the rear, just run the offset that the GT3 uses.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi Loren My name is roger and I do read your posts and they are very informative. I have a question about offset on porsche 2001 996 C4 Cab. I have turbo twist wheels on the car now Ft-8X10 ET50 & R 8x10 ET65 I am looking at Carrera 5-spoke wheels. Can you please help me with what offset I should be runing with this is street DD car. 1) 8x8 & 8x10 2) 8x8 & 8x11 (i guess the ft should be the same?) Thanks for any help you may send my way. Roger

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Roger - ask Loren on http://www.renntech.org/forums/forum...rera-4s-targa/

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Thanks will try there as well

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You can send a PM next time you have a question for a specific user. As for your question, if you are replacing your existing wheels with wheels of the same diameter and width, you should keep the same offset. If you want the 11s on the rear, just run the offset that the GT3 uses.

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I think Tim is going to be selling some 18-inch Carrera five spoke wheels shortly!

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