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YOUR RESEARCHWill 997 "Lobster Claw" fit C4S?
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so do the 997 C4S use 11.5 - 12" wide rear wheels?
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Hello,
Will 997 Lobster Calws with this spec fit a 2004 C4S?
2 : 11 J x 19 H2 ET 51 : 99736216200
2 : 8 J x 19 H2 ET 57 : 99736215601
And are they 997S wheels or 997 C4S?
Tyre sizes are 235/35-19 - 295/30-19
Best regards
/Peter
The OP asked if it will fit a 04C4S.... stock 11", et45 (wb), lobster claws are 11", et51(nb).... though it is a NB.... the 7NB is wider than a 6NB but not as wide as as the 6WB.... so yes, it will fit, but will be in the wells about 5mm or so from stock 6wb wheels..... OK now im dizzy.
BTW.... nice new avatar, love the contrast!
thanks!
OK agreed 997S (NB wheels) on a 996 C4s (WB) are both 11 inches wide in the rear
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If the 997S (NB) uses 11" wide rears, do the 997 C4S (WB) cars come with something wider than 11" (like 11.5-12 or wider) - not trying to make it difficult... be it's just what I do best
yes.... just recently though, gt2rs is 12", though they are 19". The 2010 WB are still 11".... I believe the tires havent caught up with the wheels yet.
Actually, they are more acurately known as "Lobster Forks" not Lobster Claws. Look at the end of one spoke, it looks like a lobster fork (left and right in pic).
