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Old June 27th 2004, 04:40
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porshce 928 phone dials?

I have a set of 78' porsche 928 phone dials, their 16x7" they have 225/55zr16's on em. If i get disk brakes will they just bolt on? how will the tire fit be? is this a to big of wheel to go on there? Thanks for any help.

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Old June 28th 2004, 12:40
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No one knows? Ehh... its not gonna be awhile till i get the disk brakes but i would kinda like to know if their gonna fit or ill start lookin for new wheels and tires too. It's my daily driver so I don't wanna switch over to the disks some weekend and go to put my wheels on and not have em fit, then not have a car to drive cuz the tires rub on everything or rims rub on the coils or somthing weird like that. Once again thanks for any help.

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Old June 28th 2004, 12:54
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is the car lowerered? How much?

Does it have stock width fenders?

Are you running stock springs or narrow ones?
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Old June 28th 2004, 17:35
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Uhh. the cars pretty much stock suspension wise. The fenders are stock width too. Coils are stock as far as i know. Its a stock super but its gettin there, its a 72' super beetle if you need to know that i dunno?

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Old June 28th 2004, 19:02
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I too have a 72 Super, and I am running 16X6 C2's with 205/55/16's in back and 195/50/16's up front. I have the Topline MaxxStrut up front to clear the bigger wheels, I had to remove about 1/3 of the rear bump-stop cup. I am also running 3/8 spacers on all 4. I had 205/55/16's on the front but had a slight tire rub on the left front fender in a hard right turn so I went to a 195/50. Without the MaxxStruts on the front I could not get the wheels on the car. I could maybe have used the Sport Spring and an Adjust-A-Strut but it would have been close. The Phonedials are the older offset I think if so you would skip the 3/8 spacers.
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Old June 28th 2004, 19:30
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phone dials came in both offsets (23mm & 52mm)

if they are 23 you can skip the spacers and you probably wont rub on the stock springs.

if they are 52, then you will need a 3/8" / 10mm spacer and a narrow spring like the Maxx struts, Kerscher struts or adjusta struts with sport springs.
otherwise you will probably need a 1" bolt on spacer to clear the springs.
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