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YOUR RESEARCH996 turbo hollow twists on narrow body
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Run slightly stretched tires (285s instead of the normal 295s)
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Turbo wheels will fit in the rear, but you'll want to run slightly stretched tires (285s instead of the normal 295s).
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They will fit but will stick out past the body....here is the math.
narrow body offset is i think 65 mm offset vs 45mm for wide body. That is 20mm difference or the wheel sticks out 20mm more from centerline
Also, for the narrow body I think all OEM wheels are 10" wide other than OEM gt3. For wide body the OEM wheel is 11"...so the difference is 25.4 mm. So since we are calculating how much the outer surface sticks out we take half of that and add it to the offset difference....12.7mm
20mm + 12.7mm = 32.7mm
or about 1.3 inches
so the outer surface of the wheel will stick out about 1.3" beyond where it is now if you have an OEM wheel without spacers....
Btw...this is the calc for rear only....front is the same offset for both so that will be fine
No u need to buy the correct offsets. There r some repro, not hollows out there but they wont be 100% match. The price we pay for norrow hips.
On an 11" wheel u want a 60-63 et like the factory sport technos. Thats what i have my car, they r hollow and the same weight as the twists. The lighest that porsche made.
Turbo wheels will fit in the rear, but you'll want to run slightly stretched tires (285s instead of the normal 295s). It's also advised that you roll the fenders, and you'll probably need a little extra negative camber. Quite a few people have done it.
I agree they can fit but at a price. I did run some 19" wheels with 285/30 with 40et. I had to run 2.6* if camber, roll the fenders, trim the bumper and it still hit on hard bumps with new bumpstops.
