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Originally Posted by alwaysflat6s View Post
Interesting. I wasn't aware of different offset on early Carreras [I presume you are referring to RS cars]. I have never seen a discussion on the 15s like has been extensively discussed about 16s. I would LOVE to see/hear more on wheels and more specifics/images?

I'm a bit confused by references to the factory using 50 series tires on early Carreras? Specifics and vintage? This is very different than my understanding [185/70 front & 215/60 rear]. I used the same size [Yoko 008] you refer to on a '73 RS in the mid 80s but that certainly wasn't stock. BTW, there ARE some great 15" tires out now- but prices- ouch. Michelin TB, Avons, Hoosers for a start. Nothing like the good old days when there were plenty of affordable 15" stickies.
My '76 Carrera 3.0 had 2 optional wheel &tire packages
option 1 was 7ET23.3 & 8ET10.6 x15 Fuchs w/ black ctr.
option 2 was 205/50 & 225/50 Pirelli P7 tires

You don't want to use Hoosiers on the street

You pick an appropriate tire and let use know what you want to use.

For a fairly complete list of oe wheel used on 911 both oe and aftermarket click on the wheel link in my sig or click here

all 911 7s are ET23.3 doesn't matter if they are 15 or 16
all 911 8s ate ET10.6 doesn't matter if they are 15 or 16

for early 944 Fuchs that fit a 911
all 7s are ET23.3
all 8s are ET23.3

There are 2 o/s for 9
9x15 used on early cars is ET3 These are not appropriate for an SC/Carrera
9x16 used on late is ET15, these are appropriate for SC/Carrera rear
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