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Ride height and spacers

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Use stock size

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I'm using the stock size for the 18" wheel, believe 225/40 and 265/35
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Anyone running a similar set up and have advice?
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Anyone running a similar set up and have advice?
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Use stock size

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I'm using the stock size for the 18" wheel, believe 225/40 and 265/35
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

My 2000 C2 came with Vogtland springs that lower the ride height approximately 1.2". I've added 15mm spacers all around on the stock offset 18" wheelset (the ECS flush kit). Visually it looks like its right up to the point where I could experience fender rub when the shock is compressed but I think it will just squeak in there. Anyone running a similar set up and have advice? Am I going to have problems? Rear Front Front from the side

POST 2Original post

You will be fine. Based on my experience can even go 21mm in the rear. It's amazing how much wheel / tire compression the 911 can handle with no rubbing. Great design.

POST 3Original post

I�m much lower than you on coil overs with 15mm spacers at all corners. Never once rubbed.

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thanks for your input, sounds like I should be fine!

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Well, actually it all depends on tire size which hasn't been mentioned.

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I'm using the stock size for the 18" wheel, believe 225/40 and 265/35

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