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Hi Guys,

Would really appreciate your help if you can let me know what is the maximum tyre size i can put in the front and rear of a 00-996 c2? Also what size spacers would i have to use - 5mm or 7mm?

Thanks,

Samvit

Hi Samvit, I don't want to hijack your thread, but I was about to post a query on spacers similar to yours.

I have just fitted 18" Porsche Sport Design GT3 style alloy wheels to my 98 996 C2 with 265/35x18 rear and 225/40x18 front.

What is a good size spacer and can you fit different front/rear? It looks like a 14mm rear and 7mm front would be good - or should they be the same?

Tks

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Tks,

I have 265's for the rear and was wondering if i can use 305's......just wanted to know from other people on the forum for the best advice?

Thanks,

Samvit

There is an outfit called Wheel Enhancements (jujst google that nme) that knbow more a bout Porsche Wheel/Spacers etc. than the dealer. Check them out for answers to your tire and wheel questions.

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