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Will 997 wheels from a 2009 997 fit a 2003 996 NB?
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YOUR RESEARCH997 wheels on a 996?
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POST 2Original post
need more data
POST 3Original post
what are the offsets on the 09 wheels? if the fronts are 19 X 8, et 44 or greater, yes. rears, 19 X 11, et 60 or greater, yes. Is your car lowered? if the wheel is too close to the fender, you may have to roll the lip. as the offset increases, the more likely you will want to try spacers to bring the wheel closer to the edge of the fender.
POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Front 235/40 R 18 18x8 J ET 45 Rear 265/40 R 18 18x9 J 1/2 ET 49
POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
My car has stock suspension.
POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
One more thing. They are Victor Equipment wheels not stock.
POST 7Original post
kinda skinny - thay should fit...get a second opinion because I dont have it memorized
POST 8Original post
The front should be fine. You may have to put spacers at the back though.
POST 9Original post
they sound like boxster/cayman designed wheel sizes, not 997 wheels. however, those victor equipment rims and tires will fit your car. they are not ideal. the rear wheel is thinner than oem. the rear tire is 4% bigger than the front tire. your psm may not be happy.
POST 10Original post
Just look it up on the Victor Equipment application guide: http://www.victorequipmentwheels.com...uide/index.php And then check it here: http://www.rimsntires.com/specs.jsp
POST 11 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Thanks!
POST 12 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Yup you guys are right. The rears are too small. As always., much appreciated!!!
POST 13Original post
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glad we could help, now go get some 18 X 10's and put some meat on those rears.
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