wheel offset?
#1
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wheel offset?
2010 Turbo (non-S) with OEM 19" wheels.
I am considering different wheels. Meeting with Forgeline in Dayton tomorrow. Do you know the offsets for the OEM wheels? A friend suggests 9" and 12" wheels with 255/35-19 F & 325/30-19 R tires.
I want Michelin Pilot Sport tires if that is a factor.
I want the tires to come out to the side of the car, without spacers if possible. What offsets should I be looking for?
Your thoughts?
(the wheels in the avatar are ADV1 on my old 2007 C2S. I like how they fit and want to duplicate that if possible)
I am considering different wheels. Meeting with Forgeline in Dayton tomorrow. Do you know the offsets for the OEM wheels? A friend suggests 9" and 12" wheels with 255/35-19 F & 325/30-19 R tires.
I want Michelin Pilot Sport tires if that is a factor.
I want the tires to come out to the side of the car, without spacers if possible. What offsets should I be looking for?
Your thoughts?
(the wheels in the avatar are ADV1 on my old 2007 C2S. I like how they fit and want to duplicate that if possible)
Last edited by jfort; 11-01-2023 at 04:54 PM.
#3
Former Vendor
19x9+50 and 19x12+45 are commonly run widths and offsets and will work with the 255/35/19 and 325/30/19 tires. The offsets @rsalicrup suggested are close enough that they should work, although I have personally rubbed with 19x12+40 and 325s (-2 rear camber).
Its possible to go more aggressive than that, but depends on ride height and camber settings.
Its possible to go more aggressive than that, but depends on ride height and camber settings.
#4
2010 Turbo (non-S) with OEM 19" wheels.
I am considering different wheels. Meeting with Forgeline in Dayton tomorrow. Do you know the offsets for the OEM wheels? A friend suggests 9" and 12" wheels with 255/35-19 F & 325/30-19 R tires.
I want Michelin Pilot Sport tires if that is a factor.
I want the tires to come out to the side of the car, without spacers if possible. What offsets should I be looking for?
Your thoughts?
(the wheels in the avatar are ADV1 on my old 2007 C2S. I like how they fit and want to duplicate that if possible)
I am considering different wheels. Meeting with Forgeline in Dayton tomorrow. Do you know the offsets for the OEM wheels? A friend suggests 9" and 12" wheels with 255/35-19 F & 325/30-19 R tires.
I want Michelin Pilot Sport tires if that is a factor.
I want the tires to come out to the side of the car, without spacers if possible. What offsets should I be looking for?
Your thoughts?
(the wheels in the avatar are ADV1 on my old 2007 C2S. I like how they fit and want to duplicate that if possible)
#5
Instructor
19x9+50 and 19x12+45 are commonly run widths and offsets and will work with the 255/35/19 and 325/30/19 tires. The offsets @rsalicrup suggested are close enough that they should work, although I have personally rubbed with 19x12+40 and 325s (-2 rear camber).
It’s possible to go more aggressive than that, but depends on ride height and camber settings.
It’s possible to go more aggressive than that, but depends on ride height and camber settings.
#7
Former Vendor
Yes on the rear. Ride height was on the lower side with 12k rear springs (pretty standard coilover spring rate).
The turbo rear fenders have a large inner lip which is what was rubbing on the tire during compressions. Not badly, but present. A light fender roll could have solved that but I chose to step down spacer size 5mm.
The turbo rear fenders have a large inner lip which is what was rubbing on the tire during compressions. Not badly, but present. A light fender roll could have solved that but I chose to step down spacer size 5mm.
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#8
Instructor
Yes on the rear. Ride height was on the lower side with 12k rear springs (pretty standard coilover spring rate).
The turbo rear fenders have a large inner lip which is what was rubbing on the tire during compressions. Not badly, but present. A light fender roll could have solved that but I chose to step down spacer size 5mm.
The turbo rear fenders have a large inner lip which is what was rubbing on the tire during compressions. Not badly, but present. A light fender roll could have solved that but I chose to step down spacer size 5mm.
#9
I'd go ET 45 all round OP. You'll get that motorsport stance. Tyres I'd go 245 35 19 and 325 30 19. These are OEM GT2 tyre sizes with no rubbing. 255 will not work on a gen 2.
Last edited by Sher Khan; 11-03-2023 at 12:41 PM.
#10
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Trip to Forgeline
Met with Mark where they make the wheels from forged billets. I’ll be going with:SC3C-SL style for Porsche 997T (5 lug application, not centerlock)
Transparent Smoke center, Polished with clearcoat outer
19X9 front, 19X12 rear With Porsche crest engraved on centercap
TPMS installed,
Michelin Pilot Sport 4S Tires
255/35-19 and 325/30-19
picture of wheel picture of Mark
Mark has put up with myriad questions and been most helpful
Transparent Smoke center, Polished with clearcoat outer
19X9 front, 19X12 rear With Porsche crest engraved on centercap
TPMS installed,
Michelin Pilot Sport 4S Tires
255/35-19 and 325/30-19
picture of wheel picture of Mark
Mark has put up with myriad questions and been most helpful
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