[parptarf]

My wheels are 8" so I'll go for 235.





I was at an auto slalom event this weekend and it started raining really bad. Let's just say I either understeered or oversteered like a maniac. MS PS Cup tires with Threadwear 80 don't grip in the rain. <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/wink.png" class="smilie" alt="" />

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[flash]

so, you've checked the part number, and it's the one we showed? what spacer are you using there? got any pics? i'd love to see how it looks there

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[parptarf]

Haven't checked the Cup wheel yet as I'm still at work.

I was talking about new tires on my OZ Alleggerita wheels. Which is 8x18" and 10x18"





I do have a picture of the cup wheels on my car though, the front ones are 7,5 ET 47 I believe. I suppose it's not that bad, but doesn't look that great either.(The wheels are fine, offset is wrong)

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[Rap]

What color is that car?

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[ds968]

" IMHO " or, " beauty is in the eye of the beholder " and with " due respect " to all other similar b.s. disclaimers, LOL , I'm going to categorically state that Porsche's original wheel offset to where it's receded inside the wheel well and not perfectly even with the fender line is a borderline criminal aesthetic violation. :-). That's why I installed spacers on my wheels -

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[parptarf]

The car is Indishrot



Partsnumber on the 8x17" ET70 993 wheels: 993.362.126.01

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[flash]

but the ones in the pic are 7.5 right?

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[parptarf]

The front ones I are either 7,5" or 7". The rear ones are 8"

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