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well does anyone know if 20 inch wheels fit on a 997 c4s and does this mess up my warranty?
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POST 2Original post
You might want to post this in the 997 forum. I think they would look hot, especially if you have gold teeth.
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
just did thanks but no one is responding to the warranty question
POST 4Original post
It should not affect your warranty IMHO. However, it could degrade your performance in the following manner. 1) If the wheels are heavier it could degrade braking and acceleration 2) The shorter sidewall will probably make your car ride a bit more harshly. If you are looking to put a little more rear tire to the ground you could always get a 19" wheel in a 12" width.
POST 5Original post
Yeah good question, who can possibly stand riding on tens these days. Its dubs or nothing dawg.
POST 6Original post
you crack me up, dude...
POST 7Original post
With spinners?
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