[thatAstock18T]

I want to buy these Porsche 17" wheels (pics below) but i want them to sit flush with the fenders in the front and rear and im having a hard time trying to figure out what thickness adapter to buy. I know people are running this same set up and i want to know what u have. Also im going to strech the rears maybe an inch and the front 1/2 inch. My car is lowerd about 2 - 2 1/4" on springs now. before it was lowered i was running my stock Aristos with 20mm spacers and they sat perfect. if you got some pics that would be awesome
The offset is 55
the fronts are 17" x 7"
the rears are 17" x 9"

 

[JDriver1.8t]

Re: where's my stance specialist? (thatAstock18T)

Sorry, I don't have time to just give you the answer:
http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp
8.5'' et30 is flush in the front
8.5'' et20 is flush in the rear

 

[dirtyvw]

Re: where's my stance specialist? (thatAstock18T)

I have the same size rims on a GLI suspension with 25mm spacers in the front and 30mm in the rear

Modified by dirtyvw at 1:20 AM 5-31-2009

 

[thatAstock18T]

Re: where's my stance specialist? (dirtyvw)

Quote, originally posted by dirtyvw »

I have the same size rims on a GLI suspension with 25mm spacers in the front and 30mm in the rear Modified by dirtyvw at 1:20 AM 5-31-2009

u stretch the tires any? if it was lowered as is would the tires hit the fenders

 

[dirtyvw]

Re: where's my stance specialist? (thatAstock18T)

Quote, originally posted by thatAstock18T »

u stretch the tires any? if it was lowered as is would the tires hit the fenders

no I'm on stock Porsche tires for now

and I was wrong I have 20mm in front and 25mm in the rear and the back is flush with 255/40/17


Modified by dirtyvw at 9:27 PM 6-1-2009