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Would these wheels fit my 997.1 S [Narrow Body]

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YOUR RESEARCHWould these wheels fit my 997.1 S [Narrow Body]

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I'm currently running 235 on the fronts and 295 on the rears, on 19 inch Turbo look wheels.
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Cool wheels though, i may consider a set for my track car when done.
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I'm currently running 235 on the fronts and 295 on the rears, on 19 inch Turbo look wheels.
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Cool wheels though, i may consider a set for my track car when done.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'm currently running 235 on the fronts and 295 on the rears, on 19 inch Turbo look wheels. I'm wondering if the below would fit if I took out my current 8mm/5mm wheel spacers... Porsche OZ Racing HLT Ultraleggera Wheels, 5x130 studs 8.5x19 ET53 12x19 ET51 With Michelin Pilot Super Sport 93Y Extra Load Tyres 245x35 ZR 19 Michelin Pilot Super Sport 105Y Extra Load Tyres 325x30 ZR 19 eBay ad:

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Nope. https://www.tirerack.com/wheels/results.jsp?autoMake=Porsche&autoModel=911+Carrera+S+Coupe&autoYear=2008&autoModClar=&package=false

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Dammit, one inch too wide for the rears... makes sense. That's a cool web tool. Thanks ‼️

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You probably don't need what wide also even if it does fit. also means more $$$$ for rubber and finding sizes. If you want more grip, jump on a sticker tyre. Cool wheels though, i may consider a set for my track car when done.

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