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Replacing tires - one axel or both?
petertobin replied to SteveGraham's topic in 996 TT, 996 TT S, 996 GT2
My understanding of this is that it depends on the amount of wear on the fonts - different rolling radius can badly effect PSM; I personally know someone that had this issue (replaced rears only - car was horrid to drive "quickly" - fronts were about 50% worn) and have read about it in other forums. PS beleive same brand of tyres used so that was not the issue..... -
Will GT2 alloys fit my 03 996tt without any modifications?
petertobin replied to TwinT's topic in 996 TT, 996 TT S, 996 GT2
I asked the same question on the std rennlist, and got various opinions - My concern was more the offset on the front (potentually being different for AWD) Has anyone actually done this? My requirement is for this to work on a "rest of the world" model car - read somthing recently that made me think suspension is lower than US cars (if this makes a differnce). really interested in the answer; dont want to have to roll fenders if possible - Any difference in weight between std and GT2 Wheels (given additional size of rears)? Also any adverse effect on wheel bearings etc??