19" Champion Motorsport RG5 (3 Piece) - 5x130
#1
11-20-2016, 02:54 PM
Join Date: Nov 2016
Location: chesapeake,VA
Age: 37
Posts: 6
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19" Champion Motorsport RG5 (3 Piece) - 5x130
Category: Wheels & Tires
Price: $1800
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): VA
Item Condition: Used
Shipping Information: Item can be shipped
Located in Chesapeake, VA but will ship at buyer's expense.
Specs are as follows:
19x8.5 front 49MM offset
19x10 rear 58MM offset
I also have adapters to 5x100 that are 20mm front and 25mm rear if anyone needs those.
Asking for $1800 obo
Not really looking for any wheel trades. But if you have a decent MK6 Golf R suspension setup, or some TTRS brakes, we can talk about a partial trade.
Last edited by navydub; 08-17-2017 at 02:28 PM.
#6
08-17-2017, 02:27 PM
Join Date: Nov 2016
Location: chesapeake,VA
Age: 37
Posts: 6
Rep Power: 0
Not 100% sure as I'm not a Porsche guy, but based on some quick googling:
(Numbers below reflect the amount of wheel protuding past the hub in mm based on [width/2 - offset])
Stock WB 997:
F- 51.5
R- 88.5
Stock NB 997:
F- 44.5 (51.5 if running 7mm spacers)
R- 72.5 (87.5 if running 15mm spacers)
My Champs:
F- 58.5
R- 69
So figure these wheel will protrude about 7mm more in the front than stock turbo wheels, and about 20mm LESS in the rear. I see that alot of guys are running are running spacers on their narrowbody wheels. So these rears should EASILY fit. Fronts may be the issue for narrowbodies, but I think it'll work.
(Numbers below reflect the amount of wheel protuding past the hub in mm based on [width/2 - offset])
Stock WB 997:
F- 51.5
R- 88.5
Stock NB 997:
F- 44.5 (51.5 if running 7mm spacers)
R- 72.5 (87.5 if running 15mm spacers)
My Champs:
F- 58.5
R- 69
So figure these wheel will protrude about 7mm more in the front than stock turbo wheels, and about 20mm LESS in the rear. I see that alot of guys are running are running spacers on their narrowbody wheels. So these rears should EASILY fit. Fronts may be the issue for narrowbodies, but I think it'll work.
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#8
07-18-2018, 02:07 PM
Not 100% sure as I'm not a Porsche guy, but based on some quick googling:
(Numbers below reflect the amount of wheel protuding past the hub in mm based on [width/2 - offset])
Stock WB 997:
F- 51.5
R- 88.5
Stock NB 997:
F- 44.5 (51.5 if running 7mm spacers)
R- 72.5 (87.5 if running 15mm spacers)
My Champs:
F- 58.5
R- 69
So figure these wheel will protrude about 7mm more in the front than stock turbo wheels, and about 20mm LESS in the rear. I see that alot of guys are running are running spacers on their narrowbody wheels. So these rears should EASILY fit. Fronts may be the issue for narrowbodies, but I think it'll work.
(Numbers below reflect the amount of wheel protuding past the hub in mm based on [width/2 - offset])
Stock WB 997:
F- 51.5
R- 88.5
Stock NB 997:
F- 44.5 (51.5 if running 7mm spacers)
R- 72.5 (87.5 if running 15mm spacers)
My Champs:
F- 58.5
R- 69
So figure these wheel will protrude about 7mm more in the front than stock turbo wheels, and about 20mm LESS in the rear. I see that alot of guys are running are running spacers on their narrowbody wheels. So these rears should EASILY fit. Fronts may be the issue for narrowbodies, but I think it'll work.
