Hello,
I am putting on my flamesuit on as I'm sure you'll say, "use the search function" but apparently my searching skills are poor as I was not able to find exactly what I was looking for. With that being said, I'd really appreciate your guidance on below.

I have a 991S and would like to run HRE wheels, and I typically like wheels that are more aggressive then conservative. I've been looking at some WB fitment HREs that are for sale on the forum and i am wondering if they will fit without any issues such as rubbing, and/or without having to roll the fenders or anything crazy like that. So what is the most aggressive offset and width I can run on NB 991S? These are some of the specs of the wheels I am looking at

1. Front 19x8.5 et 55
Rear 19x11.5 et 50

Tires Michelin Piolot PS2
Front 235/35R19
Rear 305/30R19

2. 19" HRE P40's in stock 997.1 Turbo Offset.

3. HRE 560 3 piece wheels in 19 X 9 F +54 OS and 19 X 12 R +45 OS

4. 19x12/5-130 E47; 19x8.5/5-130 E43.


Thank you all in advance!!!

 

Wheels Boutique are awesome fitment experts. I feel that if you were to ask them directly the exact look that they're going for, they can achieve it and make you happy. Ultimately they can give you examples of some fitments that they have done before which work out the best, but if you have a new set of wheels made for example, we can easily tailor make the wheels to your exact requirement of fitment!

 

Hey bud

The best way I can answer this is if we have a set of used HRE wheels listed for a 991 narrow body then the wheels were specifically made for your car. Absolutely zero need for body modifications or spacers. They will always be more aggressive than OEM fitments and fit perfectly flush with your fenders. I'll PM you shortly with more info.

 

i've only seen 991s with HRE wheels that has 20' rim setup and 305 tires. we have few on the forum. You may want to check out these threads:
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...-hre-p101.html

https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...e-rs105-s.html

 

It's certainly possible to go with 19"s, but the cars we find who are downsizing to that are track vehicles like this GT3: