997TT wheels on a 996TT ?
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A few people are starting to do this, i am still toying with the idea...
You will need 6-7mm shims for the rears, not sure about fronts, also, the guy at Jasmine parts, reckons you need to cut some of the wheel arch away, but i'm not so sure about that...
I reckon they actually look better on the 996 than the 997 in some ways..

You will need 6-7mm shims for the rears, not sure about fronts, also, the guy at Jasmine parts, reckons you need to cut some of the wheel arch away, but i'm not so sure about that...
I reckon they actually look better on the 996 than the 997 in some ways..

Glenn McMenamin said:
A few people are starting to do this, i am still toying with the idea...
You will need 6-7mm shims for the rears, not sure about fronts, also, the guy at Jasmine parts, reckons you need to cut some of the wheel arch away, but i'm not so sure about that...
I reckon they actually look better on the 996 than the 997 in some ways..

That's because, merits of the cars apart, the 996 Turbo is a better looking car than the 997 Turbo. You will need 6-7mm shims for the rears, not sure about fronts, also, the guy at Jasmine parts, reckons you need to cut some of the wheel arch away, but i'm not so sure about that...
I reckon they actually look better on the 996 than the 997 in some ways..

(retires to safe distance)www.carnewal.com in belgium sell original 997 turbo wheels
4500 euro/3000GBP - dont know how that compares to your opc
4500 euro/3000GBP - dont know how that compares to your opc
Hello mate,
And for every thing else theres ebay..must be able to get set off there..
www.ebay.co.uk
www.ebay.com
www.ebay.de
happy hunting
And for every thing else theres ebay..must be able to get set off there..
www.ebay.co.uk
www.ebay.com
www.ebay.de
happy hunting
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