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Use ) and know they have a very aggressive offset

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I just picked up those wheels (used) and know they have a very aggressive offset.

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Test fitting without rubber (got pss9's

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I did some test fitting without rubber (got PSS9's that I need to install first) and they seem too aggressive maybe, it'll be very close and may need fender rolling and maybe some more camber to fit???

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I did some test fitting without rubber (got PSS9's that I need to install first) and they seem too aggressive maybe, it'll be very close and may need fender rolling and maybe some more camber to fit???

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I did some test fitting without rubber (got PSS9's that I need to install first) and they seem too aggressive maybe, it'll be very close and may need fender rolling and maybe some more camber to fit???

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Use ) and know they have a very aggressive offset

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I just picked up those wheels (used) and know they have a very aggressive offset.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

My C4s deal feel through yesterday so i'm revisiting backup cars. Do the rear wheels on this look like they are sticking out too far? Maybe they are for a widebody? Something about that doesn't look as though it was intended. Thanks - Shane

POST 3Original post

I just picked up those wheels (used) and know they have a very aggressive offset. I did some test fitting without rubber (got PSS9's that I need to install first) and they seem too aggressive maybe, it'll be very close and may need fender rolling and maybe some more camber to fit??? Hopefully I'll have more on this next week when I get to the suspension. P.S. VE wheels in 19x11 with 52 offset for the rears. Those in the pic look like the same.

POST 4Original post

Too far? I think that becomes a matter of opinion. Yes they are pushed out a bit for a NB car. That being said, if you like the look, and the tires aren't hitting the fenders then they are fine.

POST 7Original post

You can say that again! Yes, those wheels appear to stick out too far. It could be spacers or could be the wrong offset. I would not put those wheels on my 996 (if I had a 996).

POST 8Original post

Go find another C4S. It's worth the wait to get what you really want. Don't settle for less. Yes the wheels do look like they are bulging out but as someone else said, there looks like there is a lot of space between the body and the tires.

POST 9Original post

I can't tell from that angle. Ask the owner to give you the offsets and widths.

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