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kcoyle
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 Posted: Fri Dec 23, 2011 2:58 am Post subject: Will these rims fit my 931? |
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They are 951S Clubs Sport wheels 16 x 7 & 9, they are nearby and reasonably priced. Anyone know if they will fit without any major mods?
I think they will according to the below calculator. Maybe a little fender rolling?
Rear wheel difference.
Front wheel difference.
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Thanks!
Kevin
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Rasta Monsta
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Fronts will not fit without spacers. Rears may fit depending on tire size. I have 225/50/16 on the back of mine, with fender lips flattened down, and I can BARELY get one finger between the tire and fender.
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kcoyle
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| Rasta Monsta wrote: | | Fronts will not fit without spacers. Rears may fit depending on tire size. I have 225/50/16 on the back of mine, with fender lips flattened down, and I can BARELY get one finger between the tire and fender. |
So the fronts would need about a 1 inch spacer, and the rears may fit. Do your rears fit with typical alignment or with lots O camber?
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Rasta Monsta
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| Posted: Fri Dec 23, 2011 9:28 am Post subject: |
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Regular camber (8x16, ET52.3).
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kcoyle
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RM,
Thanks for the information, I think I'm going to pass on these wheels. I guess I really just want a straight bolt on set of d90's or (gasp) trashcans.
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Rasta Monsta
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Call Wheelenhancement.com.
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Raceboy
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Late offset wheels fit just fine on narrow-boady 924. I have late offset BBS RS (16x8 and 16x9) and Cup 1 (17x7 and 17x9) fit just fine on regular 5lug early 944 brakes.
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