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Will 928 wheels fit a 911 car?
Guys (or gals),
A guy at my local gas station just sold his 928S. He's offering the original wheels and tires for $250, total! I need some track wheels for my 911. So my question is this...will 1984S 928 wheels fit my 1978 911SC? I would either use the 928 wheels for street and my fuchs for track or visa versa. Which would you recommend? TYIA, Craig
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Not to be a d**k Razor, but you have a 928 and a 911, why don't you try them on and see
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yes they will fit. You'll need a spacer at each corner because of the offset.
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125shifter, lmao man. I guess I'm too lazy.
mjshira, that's more like it. I wonder if Autozone sells spacers. So after the 928 wheels get put onto the 911 with the proper spacers, how will the car perform (better or worse)? I plan on getting the wheels tonight and then start the experiment. What's really going to freak the 928 guys out is showing up at Sharkfest with Fuchs 
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you are going to need at least an inch of spacer, maybe more. Make sure to get the right ones. Search the board. Good luck
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Problem...wheel spacers cost about $100 each. Not like the $1 wheel spacers on my go-kart. Hmm...might have to re-think this.
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I have an extra set of four. Funny thing is that my non-flared 69 911 had a set of 928 wheels on it when I got it. Send me a PM with your address. You can have all four for 100. Sound good?
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i think this will help you. check this thread out. i believe "marc a" put 928's rims on his 911.
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/119748-finally-7s-8s-narrow-body.html#post886008 Has nice pictures of a real nice 911
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