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oil pan/engine skid plate mounting..?
Sharp replied to Sharp's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
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guys, i needed to know how the oil pan skid for the 996 is attached. what points does it use and how many points does it use? thanks. :beer:
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well with that much difference, i think i'll try to stay with a 30 series... i was just looking for more tire options, the slightly fuller wheelwell would have been ok too, however it seems to throw everything else pretty far out of whack.... thanks Loren out of curiosity, do you think there would be any rubbing issues with a 35 series?
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i am looking into a new set of rear tires and the tire guy asked if i could fit a 285/35R18 in the rear so to increase my options.... i currently have the 285/30R18 P-Zeros on there. will this tire fit with the ROW 030?, thanks. Shalil. :cheers:
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supercharger for 996 c2 and c4
Sharp replied to v8huntr's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
wow that will be a great gain in power with that much boost! let us know for sure how much you manage to get. and pics!! :clapping: :cheers: