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Old Oct 6, 2007 | 07:22 AM
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25 rear offset?

My 996 is lowered with the x73. I'm considering 19" techarts with offsets of 25 rear, 40 fronts. I'm told the 25 rear will require a rolled fender. Anyone have such an aggressive rear set up? Do you like? Pics? Thanks. GBG
 
Old Oct 6, 2007 | 08:46 AM
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what is the rear wheel width? can't answer it without that info.
 
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What is the tire size and diameter? What is the present ride height of the car? What are the camber settings?
 

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Thanks for the reply guys. Here are the wheels I'm considering:

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8.5x19” ET40 28 lbs. 7 oz.
11x19” ET25 32 lbs. 10 oz.


My car is lowerd with X73, but I don't know the exact ride height. No idea of the camber. Sorry I don't have all the info you need, but whatever adivice you can offer is appreciated. GBG
 
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back is very very aggressive. unlikely to work IMHO even with fender rolling. i just went through all this.

here are my thoughts:

- stock gt2 rears is 12x19" ET 45. and they come with rolled fenders
- HRE recommends a [FONT='Calibri','sans-serif']11x19" ET35 for non rolled fenders[/FONT]
- your wheels with the offsets you descirbed extend out an additional 7mm past the gt2 and 10mm past the HRE recommended wheels.

besides those are heavy wheels!

hope that helps.
 
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That's very helpful, thanks Bteksler. Wheel Enhancement thinks a rolled rear fender would work, but I'm not sure I like the look anyway.

Here are 2 pics with a 25 rear set up (not my cars), but I don't think these cars are as low as mine, and the shots are not a great angle.
 
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ya i'm not sure i like the look as well. like i said i just installed my wheels yesterday. i think i might have 5mm (and my car is lowered with JIC cross and rolled fenders).
 
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that also looks like it just simply extends past the wheel well. so if you car is lowered it would likely rub.
 
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