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I don't know off hand what the offsets are but the front are nice and flush w/o any rubbing but as you can tell the rears could use a little bump out.

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I don't know off hand what the offsets are but the front are nice and flush w/o any rubbing but as you can tell the rears could use a little bump out.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just put the set of H&R's on. Lowered it about 1.5" in front and 1" in the rear. Fills up the gap a lot better. Before and after pics. I think I may need a set of rear spacers though. The rears may appear a little too "tucked" and since the pics the fronts have settled in about another 1/2" lower.

POST 2Original post

dude way to make a change! that thing looked like a 4x4 (no offense) looking good now

POST 3Original post

Quotes source post: 7604566

thats the prob with lowering... need spacers, then ARM's, then drop links, then..... madness!

POST 5Original post

Looks nice lowered. Mine still looks like a 4x4.

POST 6Original post

Quotes source post: 7605468

No way ^ !!! THIS looks like a 4x4! Eat your hear out!

POST 7Original post

Quotes source post: 7605468

after all we have told you... you know how mad you are gonna be at yourself after you do this for waiting SOOO long.... get er' done!

POST 9Original post

Quotes source post: 7604510

Offsets on your rear wheels look like they're for narrow-body 996's, not wide-body. That's why it looks that way.

POST 10 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The look is night and day. The stance is much more aggressive and I don't think that I lost that much ride quality. Makes it a little tougher to get into my driveway(in background). Arnee - you are probably correct about the offsets. The rims were sold to me as the correct offsets for a Turbo/C4S and were actually listed as not applicable for a narrow body. I don't know off hand what the offsets are but the front are nice and flush w/o any rubbing but as you can tell the rears could use a little bump out. Thanks all for the kind words. Next up is a clear bra, after the front bumper gets resprayed this fall.

POST 11Original post

buy a set of spacers for the rears, offsets are probably stamped on the wheel, either near the valve stem opening or somewhere on the inside

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