Iforged 997 Turbo/4S fitment. PRICED TO SELL!
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Iforged 997 Turbo/4S fitment. PRICED TO SELL!
Category: Wheels & Tires
Price: $0
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits: Porsche 911 997 Turbo, Porsche 911 997 Non-Turbo
Location (State): Can-BC
Item Condition: Used
Shipping Information: Item can be shipped
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Yes They will definitely fit your 996TT, as you can see the pics above that whitecoupe has posted. They were fitted on a 997TT perfectly. And as I know, 996TT and 997TT can always share the same wheels. Hope this help.
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However, one thing a 996wb needs to be aware of is that you might need 315/25 instead of 325/25 rear tires to stay within a 4% difference between the front and rear overall diameter for the all wheel drive system to work properly. Thanks Ray!
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Not exactly, My iforged wheels gives 997 wb the most aggressive offset w/o rubbing thanks to Vince from Iforged wheels. If you want a flush look you could add 5mm spacer at the rear. To me, its not that big of a difference.
However, one thing a 996wb needs to be aware of is that you might need 315/25 instead of 325/25 rear tires to stay within a 4% difference between the front and rear overall diameter for the all wheel drive system to work properly. Thanks Ray!
Do I make sense?
However, one thing a 996wb needs to be aware of is that you might need 315/25 instead of 325/25 rear tires to stay within a 4% difference between the front and rear overall diameter for the all wheel drive system to work properly. Thanks Ray!
Do I make sense?
i have a 996 c4s how can i make these work? also im a local buyer thanks