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Not sure about adding 2" out but I am running the following for my track wheels on my narrow body C2.

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Not sure about adding 2" out but I am running the following for my track wheels on my narrow body C2.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi guys... and girls .. maybe I didn't want to post this question in my build thread as its just a quick q. If I added 2" on each side to my wheel wells for the wide body what spacing am I looking for as far as rims. If I understand this spacing stuff correctly the back spacing is from the inside of the rim where it mates to the rotor to the inside outer lip of the rim by the motor correct. if my car is still stock that way which it is what is my front spacing. I'm sorry guys for a non sensible question but I've never grasped this lol my car is a 1999 Carrera Thank you

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Not sure about adding 2" out but I am running the following for my track wheels on my narrow body C2. Front - ET53 with 15mm spacers (making it ET38) on 18x8.5 wheels and 245 tires Rear - ET63 on 18x12 wheels with 315 tires. I did have the rear fenders rolled to clear the 12's in the back....it did clear without rolling but it was close enough in a hard turn I may have seen rubbing.

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thank you for sharing

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You should be able to go with an et45 or et40 and 12" rim.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I measured from the rotor to the outer fender and got 4.25 inches. Rotor to inner fender 11 the pic attached is something i got offline.

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