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Spare tire and your front boot

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I realized the other day that the 996 C2 spare is designed to fit one way in the front boot. The inside of the wheel hub containing the jack and tool sack needs to face the driver, while the outside of the wheel hub faces forward. I had flipped the spare around to allow easier access to the took kit and jack but noticed that when closing the front boot, the top of the spare (in its black jacket) touches the underside of the boot which could potentially damage your hood. The spare doesn't seat properly when flipped around. Just an FYI.

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