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I apologize in advance if this has been asked but I have no idea if these wheels will fit, and will I need spacers in the rear to flush them out. 18x8 / 18x9.5 with +50 front / +47 rear on my 1999 996 narrow body. THANK YOU very much and Semper Fi
I have 10" on the rear with a net ET of 50 that sits flush. These 9.5 with ET 47 will sit 8 or 9 mm in from being flush. My fronts are 8" with a net ET of 37, your fronts will be 13 mm in from being flush
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Love those! They will look totally sick on your car!!!!!! Be sure to post some pictures.
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So maybe a 5mm up front and a 10mm spacer would look nice and flush? TY for the feedback!!!!!!!!!
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If you use the same size tires as stock the rear will extend 18mm farther out and the front will be the same. The edge of the rim will only be 12mm farther out. Stock rim is an et 65mm
What spacers will I need to make them flush please?
1mm of spacer subtracts 1mm from effective wheel offset... so you can balance out the front and rear poke with the calcs @hbdunn provided.
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