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996t offset advice on 19"

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Hi there thinking of going to 19s just wondering what ets I am limited to??
spotted some bbs 8.5et45 and 11 et52 would these fit or need spacers etc

cheers

Ste
 
Fronts will be fine. The 996GT2 for example is 8.5j wide with an ET40 offset, 5mm more aggressive than the BBS you mention.

Rears should also be fine. The 996GT2 runs a 12j wide rim with an ET45 offset, wider and more aggressive again than the BBS you mention.

Just remember to reduce the profile of your tyres to accommodate the larger wheel. ;)

C.
 
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