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11" turbo wheels on the rear of a narrow bodied 996

DanIelT
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  • 1 month later...
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I've got 12" CCW's on the rear of my 2000 C2. They mostly fit ;) . With the correct offset, shouldn't be a problem with 11". If you are talking factory offset wide body wheels, they wont fit. Can't remember, but spacers may or may not help. Do a web search - there are a number of good offset calculators on the web. They will let you convert from what you have to what you want to go to and show interference/stick out problems.

  • 3 weeks later...
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Well, my solution to this issue was to purchase a completely fresh set of factory 18" Turbo1 hollow spoke wheels for my car.

Sitting in boxes in the garage yntil I decide on my Street/AX tires for next season. :)

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