997 Turbo Wheels on 996 Turbo - Questions
#1
997 Turbo Wheels on 996 Turbo - Questions
Hi guys,
Im looking to buy a set of 997 Turbo wheels for my 996 turbo.
I want original OEM wheels, i have some questions
1) How can i see if the wheels im about to buy are original OEM 997 turbo wheels ? (stickers? inprint on the wheels? part nr?)
2) Do i need spacers, what sizes, 7mm front and 15mm rear ?
3) Whats best, to put 305/30/19" or 315/25/19" ?
4) Can somone upload pictures of their original wheels with part number and stuff like that, so i know where to look on the wheels when i buy them ?
5) Best tire brand to use on these wheels ? Michelin Pilot Sport SP2 ?
Anything elles i need to know before buying them ?
Thanks alot
// TwiZteD
Edit:
This is what i found:
997 wheels
997 352 156 02 (05)
997 362 162 02
11Jx19H2 ET51
8Jx19H2 ET57
8,5x19H2 ET55
Made in Germany
How come there is both 8x19" and 8,5x19" ?
Im looking to buy a set of 997 Turbo wheels for my 996 turbo.
I want original OEM wheels, i have some questions
1) How can i see if the wheels im about to buy are original OEM 997 turbo wheels ? (stickers? inprint on the wheels? part nr?)
2) Do i need spacers, what sizes, 7mm front and 15mm rear ?
3) Whats best, to put 305/30/19" or 315/25/19" ?
4) Can somone upload pictures of their original wheels with part number and stuff like that, so i know where to look on the wheels when i buy them ?
5) Best tire brand to use on these wheels ? Michelin Pilot Sport SP2 ?
Anything elles i need to know before buying them ?
Thanks alot
// TwiZteD
Edit:
This is what i found:
997 wheels
997 352 156 02 (05)
997 362 162 02
11Jx19H2 ET51
8Jx19H2 ET57
8,5x19H2 ET55
Made in Germany
How come there is both 8x19" and 8,5x19" ?
Last edited by TwiZteD; 04-05-2011 at 07:39 AM.
#2
Tire sizes should be 235/35/19 front and 315/25/19 rear to minimize differences in rotations per mile. I just bought a set of 997 turbo rims and plan to go with nitto invos. I also am not sure about spacers but I plan go be giving Damon a call at tire rack since he knows what's up.
#3
Tire sizes should be 235/35/19 front and 315/25/19 rear to minimize differences in rotations per mile. I just bought a set of 997 turbo rims and plan to go with nitto invos. I also am not sure about spacers but I plan go be giving Damon a call at tire rack since he knows what's up.
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#4
Good luck.
Tire sizes should be 235/35/19 front and 315/25/19 rear to minimize differences in rotations per mile. I just bought a set of 997 turbo rims and plan to go with nitto invos. I also am not sure about spacers but I plan go be giving Damon a call at tire rack since he knows what's up.
I tried resetting the steering angle with the Durametric with no success. Outside of that, I haven't re-aligned since moving to 19's yet. Car had been aligned with 18's last year.
Let me know how Invo's work out for you.
#5
Just my 2-cents, there is not much reason of going to 19" wheel except for the look. Not mentioning the performance, tire (brand) selections are so limited due to the tire sizes and have you seen the $$$$$ of them?
#6
Just bought these from another member on the Porsche Club Sweden
997 Turbo 19" OEM Original wheels
Front
235/35/19"
8Jx19 H2 ET57
Rear
305/30/19" (will change to 315/25/19" )
11Jx19 HT ET51
Uploaded with ImageShack.us
What do you guys think ?
So i need 7mm front and 14mm spacers in the rear?
// TwiZteD
997 Turbo 19" OEM Original wheels
Front
235/35/19"
8Jx19 H2 ET57
Rear
305/30/19" (will change to 315/25/19" )
11Jx19 HT ET51
Uploaded with ImageShack.us
What do you guys think ?
So i need 7mm front and 14mm spacers in the rear?
// TwiZteD
#7
I put Nitto Invo's on my car with 19" BBS CH-R in those exact tire sizes, and I have a PSM issue, I've only noticed the issue on a long sweeping right hander near my office.
I tried resetting the steering angle with the Durametric with no success. Outside of that, I haven't re-aligned since moving to 19's yet. Car had been aligned with 18's last year.
Let me know how Invo's work out for you.
I tried resetting the steering angle with the Durametric with no success. Outside of that, I haven't re-aligned since moving to 19's yet. Car had been aligned with 18's last year.
Let me know how Invo's work out for you.
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