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Gents, I have just bought a used set of Techart Formula GTS alloys for the 996 that I have not even bought yet....My questions is this, will a 11x19 ET25 (for Turbo body) fit a narrow bodied car? Many thanks.
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POST 2Original post
NO, they will not fit properly. OEM wheel sizes for a '02 - '04 996 are: Front 8" x 18" with 50mm offset Rear 10" x 18" with 65mm offset The wheels/tires (11" x 19" 25mm offset) are going to EXTEND an additional 53mm (or 2") farther out than a 10" wide wheel with 65mm offset. Here is a link to a wheel offset calculator which will help you understand the width/offset relationship. http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp
POST 3Original post
way off, for a 19/11 wheel you need max of 67mm offset, 19/10 max offset 50mm. these will not rub
POST 4Original post
I have a set of 18's techart forumula GT's for the narrow body I will trade for the turbo
POST 5Original post
gota911, man you are always great for these offset questions!
POST 6Original post
Thank you. I appreciate the compliment. There are a lot of topics discussed on this forum with which I have limited knowledge, so I sit back, read, and try to learn something. However, when questions are asked about certain topics (like offsets) about which I have gained a lot of knowledge, I try to "chip in" and help others, just as many guys have helped me during the last couple of years. I am very pleased when I can help someone here, because I know how grateful I am to receive help.
POST 7Original post
Diablo99 - you should PM club411 and exchange some pics. This could be the perfect solution to the fact you bought the wrong wheels. Good luck, to both of you.
POST 8Original post
I agree! I am being laughed off my street with my stock wheels
POST 9Original post
Diablo99-If you don't work something out with Club411 let me know as I might be interested in buying them.
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