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Wheel offset
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Dave Wilkinson
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Assuming it's a standard narrow body the standard offset both front and rear is 52.3mm
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Dave Wilkinson
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Dave
Dave Wilkinson
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On a narrow bodied car I suspect you'll have contact problems on the front with 8.5J/ET52. Even with 17"/7J some cars have problems so I suspect you'll need at least 5 or 7mm spacers. The bigger 10mm steering stops might help but they will restrict the turning circle a fair bit. The 9.5J rears would ideally be ET47 so the same spacers would suit there too.
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Dave
Dave Wilkinson
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Although an 8J ET47 wheel is a little unusual at the front, it's not so extreme as to cause a problem. On another thread there are some discussions about some wheels from AP Design which are ET42 and they seem to fit OK although I'm guessing they may roll the arches to cope. I'd expect a more "normal" front wheel to be something like an ET52, so you're only 5mm further out and I really wouldn't expect that to cause a problem.
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Dave
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NormalNorm
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Dave, I was offered a set of 18" Techart wheels, but had the offset of ET40 on a 8j and Et 60 I think on a 10J, this wont defo fit on a 964 will it?
Dave Wilkinson
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Dave, I was offered a set of 18" Techart wheels, but had the offset of ET40 on a 8j and Et 60 I think on a 10J, this wont defo fit on a 964 will it?
Norm,
I would guess that the fronts would be very marginal although you might just get away with it if your arches are rolled. The rears are close to the Turbo 3.6 fitment (ET61) but you could, of course, use spacers with those. Something like 13mm would put it right.
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Dave
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