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Old 11-08-2009, 12:59 AM #1  
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Cool 997 S Wheel Lug Size

Can someone tell me the socket size for the 997S 19" wheel lugs? Thx
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Pretty sure it's 19mm
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19mm or 3/4 in a pinch.
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19mm– yes that's correct.
I have a related question, without spacers of course. Are all the lengths the same for the Porsche wheels? I have Sport Carrera wheels with summer tires but just got Carrera IV with winter tires - are same lugs fine?
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get a torque wrench and a special lug that has nylon on the inside so you don't mess up the aluminum lugs. I believe 97 ft pounds is correct torque.
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19mm– yes that's correct.
I have a related question, without spacers of course. Are all the lengths the same for the Porsche wheels? I have Sport Carrera wheels with summer tires but just got Carrera IV with winter tires - are same lugs fine?
I believe that for factory wheels and most aftermarket for Porsche wheels the lug length is common, without spacers as you mention.

I use 96 ft-lbs FWIW.
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Thx for your responses. BTW, isn't 95/96 ft-lbs a tad high? Ferrari recommends 75 for my F355 GTB but many Fchatters recommend 85 (which I torque to) - extensive discussons there! Don't want to mess up the lug threads by over torquing! What does the factory recommend and do I need to torque higher for tracking?
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96 is the factory spec for my car. '07 997S
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My MY09 manual lists 96 ftlb./130Nm as the tightening torque for the wheel bolts.
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