YOUR RESEARCH'17 to new '18 wheels and spacers...
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chaps, if i fit new brand '18 wheels in my C4 doe i have to recalibrate my speedometer? and about spacers, wich are the maximum wide allowed? i saw that Porsche have 5mm for the from and 17mm, but i think for the front only 5mm is to low. I like a lot the sport design'18, but the Carrera'18 are doing not so bad!! What do you think guys!!!!!! <img src="graemlins/beerchug.gif" border="0" alt="[cheers]" />
The 18 inch Porsche wheels will fit directly on your car. No spacers needed, no need to recalibrate your speedo. As long as you use 225 front tires and 265 rear tires, you will be all set. Good luck.
Thanks Jhon, ..if for ex, i put the 17mm spacers in the front and 5mm in the rear, just to compensate and improve the whole line of the car.. is this possible to do it? <img src="confused.gif" border="0">
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