How does rwb get the track width

[RarlyL8]

Offset is a big part of how RWB sticks the wheels out so far. Looks like spacers are also used. Here are some of our promo pictures from RWB Thailand:

[10zz964]

wheel off-set and spacer, depend on the look you going after or the wheel off-set.
my car base on 964 turbo and have 15mm spacer in the rear.

[RarlyL8]

By moving the rear fender oil lines down and shaving the wheel alignment bolts flush with the nuts I was able to fit a set of ultra wide custom 17" Fuchs under OE 930 rear flairs. You have 13.5" of total space available, these wheels measure 13.25" outer bead to outer bead. Using 315/35 tires allowed the sidewalls to just barely extend beyond the bead. It is as tight as I could go and not have any rubbing under any circumstances.

[kent olsen]

Besides a race car where you expect to replace items from racing. I've always heard that much offset is hard on the wheel bearings. I like the look much better than the current trend with the offset going the other way. However anyone have any experience regarding the load on the wheel bearings?

[Kevin Stewart]

Originally Posted by RarlyL8

By moving the rear fender oil lines down and shaving the wheel alignment bolts flush with the nuts I was able to fit a set of ultra wide custom 17" Fuchs under OE 930 rear flairs. You have 13.5" of total space available, these wheels measure 13.25" outer bead to outer bead. Using 315/35 tires allowed the sidewalls to just barely extend beyond the bead. It is as tight as I could go and not have any rubbing under any circumstances.

Thank you great info, Kevin