YOUR RESEARCHNE1 have pics of spacers on Narrow body w/ 17s - Have searched the archives
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OK - I've gotten educated about spacers in general via a search, but was hoping to see pics from anyone who has installed them on a 996 narrow body with OEM 17in wheels. I know that's fairly rare, so appreciate any help. Thanks much - Piccia
I have the Porsche 5mm set, but I think 7mm would be a little better looking in the front.
Eurotrashed - thanks for the pic. Aare you lowered also?
Sorry, no pics, but I did have 25mm Ralph Boothe spacers on the front of my C2 with the stock 17" wheels and it was a great improvement visually, not to mention an increase in the front track of 2". No rubbing on a 25 1/4" fender height. That's with a 215/45 tire and around 1.5 degrees of neg. camber. I still have the spacers (I've since gone to 18" wheels) if you want to go that route. They have the polished alloy nuts as well.
25mm! Wow.. Yes, mine is lowered with H&R, Bilstein Sport.
Yup. Actually, 30mm probably would have worked.
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