YOUR RESEARCH987.1CS Flush Wheels PPF
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Hi, I'm getting 19" wheels for my 987.1CS. Offsets will be 45 front and 40 rear. Probably going with the 235/35 265/35 tires (might go 245/35 275/35). Also, doing a 20mm drop with Cayman R springs . Below is a picture where I think I'll need some PPF (in yellow) to protect against stone chips, etc., with the new wheels and flush offset. Looking for advice if this is "good enough" and if not, what would you recommend.
I have 7 & 15mm spacers. The majority of marks received are in those areas, as well as a few sporadically across the hood (or is that the bonnet?).
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