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MAGZ
January 21st 2003, 03:11
Hey all you VW-nuts! :D

I'm about to buy some Porsche wheels, 7,5"x17" up front and 9"x17" rear.
My car is a 1303s (super beetle) with original front beam and original (lowered) springs. I have widened fenders, about 1,6inches up front and 3,2inches back rear.

My quiz is: What kind of offset (ET) do I choose to fill my fenders all the way out, that included adaptors/spacers from standard VW-pattern to Porsche-pattern? As for tires I was thinking 205 and 245/255.

BR
-M-

Superman
January 21st 2003, 03:33
For example, here is a car that has ET52 in front and ET47 in rear; note the use of spacers.

www.superbeetlesonly.com/articles/oae.html (http://www.superbeetlesonly.com/articles/oae.html)

MAGZ
January 21st 2003, 13:17
Originally posted by Superman
For example, here is a car that has ET52 in front and ET47 in rear; note the use of spacers.

www.superbeetlesonly.com/articles/oae.html (http://www.superbeetlesonly.com/articles/oae.html)

Oki! I guess I must choose Porsche CUP alloys with the lowest ET (like ET23 and ET19 I think??) These + some spacers might fit I hope...

My last wheels were Revolution 7x15" (ET16) and 9x15" (ET19) together with 205/50 and 285/40. Didn't have any spacers with these.
I'll just buy some wheels, if they don't fit I'm going to buy myself a Porsche :silly: