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My dream came true at 56 years old, I own my first 911. 73k miles on it, and the previous owner went right through the car. It has a new touch screen Pioneer stereo and amp, the IMS is done. It came with an extra set of 18" wheels with Michelin tires with hardly any mileage on them. The car is so sweet. My first question is how critical is tire size to the AWD system? It currently have 295's on the back and should have 275's. There is a 1.9% difference in OD front to back.
Correct size
Incorrect size currently on the car
It seems I was reading somewhere that the front and rear are coupled hydraulically so maybe this doesn't matter. I just want to correct it if need be. Thoughts?
congrats. my dream came true at 58 with a low mileage 03 c4s. loving every second behind the wheel, and especially love taking passengers who've never been in a porsche. their reactions and comments contribute to the smiles/mile.
Congrats! I got my first Porsche at 29, but I was having a mid life crisis back then, the car was only $16k, and I was single with no kids, lol.
Doesn't matter, you did it, and it looks beautiful. Enjoy in good health!
I can't source the info, but my recollection is that < 3% is the magic number; you should be fine...
Of course, you could always just rip out the front diff and remove the "4" from the deck lid...
Congrats and I do think you are looking at this right...you do want to keep the diameters close for AWD. BTW, this is another example of 91" lobsters on a 996 and I think they look fantastic. Enjoy
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