Those are FUGLY.

Not going on my car.

opps the empi fuchs are VW bolt pattern.

17 INCH X 7 INCH WIDE
ET40 OFFSET AKA 5-½"
5 x 112mm LUG PATTERN
WEIGHT IS 22 LBS

Too bad they look good and arent too heavy at 22 lbs.

http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NDgwWDQ2Mw..._id=8800005007

Here is a set of factory 16x7 Porsche fuchs for $1250 on ebay <-- Hen's Teeth for Lindsey Conversion to 17s.

Hellllloooooo cameltoe :D

Mmmmm cooking my world famous burgers with the lot :cool:

Good morning everyone.

Right now I am leaning toward these:

Pelican Parts - European Automotive Parts and Accessories - Porsche • BMW • Mercedes • Volkswagen • Audi • Saab • Volvo • MINI

The ones on top. I just to verify that the offsets are what will let me run a 225/45/17 Front - 255/40/17 Rear

If I am going for new wheels why not get the most tire width possible on the ground.

Those will fit nicely Glen. The offsets are made for SC and Carrera. The only issue you may run into is the 225 in front and rubbing.

From the "Linea Corse" thread.

225 front/255 rear 7.5 and 9 inchhttp://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1442495989.jpg

did you have to roll your fenders?

That's not mine Jim. I only had 16s on my SC. I did have to roll the DS front inner lip with 205/55 but it was much lower than Glen's.

I read through most of the Lina Corsa thread. Some folks had to put in negative camber to make the tires fit. Many had to roll the fenders. I started a thread in the technical area and Steve Wong replied. I like his thinking!

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/883283-another-wheel-question.html#post8798221

morning all. going to be a long one.

Our dogs disappeared from the living room last night for a long time. When I went looking for them Reuben had a mouse "treed" between the rain barrel and the brick wall of the house a foot from the garage door. He could not get to it but it was trapped. I helped him out using a long screwdriver and I flipped the mouse onto the ground right to him. He nailed it in a heartbeat and started munching. It was too big for him to swallow whole but he had no intention of letting it go. Mrs Carrera came out to hold him and I went to get a treat. He sniffed the treat and I could almost hear him thinking, is a mouse in the mouth I can't swallow worth a sure thing treat. He spit out the mouse and went for the sure thing.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1442499879.jpg

I could not have killed the mouse by myself without doing damage to the house or the rain barrel. It was for sure a full grown mouse and large. I have found several mose turds in the garage but so far they have eluded the mouse traps. They could not get past the biological detector! Good BOY!

One of the many benefits of having a dog that was originally bred for hunting. Our little dog is a beagle with some dachshund in him. His nose is always going.

Pepper brought me a little baby toad last night. Despite the fact she had been carrying it around, it was alive and unharmed. Think they call that a soft mouth.

My fuzzy little idiot will slaughter anything she can catch. Snakes, frogs, squirrels, birds.....she's even tried to go after a small gator.....I pulled her back in that one

Our previous lab was like that. The world was a buffet for her. The new one on the other hand...

What is is with teachers these days. Ever since kindergarten our daughter has argues with a teacher about something that they are wrong about and will not admit it. From Mercury being the hottest planet (1st grade) to how strip mining is done to armed helicopters (6th Grade). Emily argued so much with the one teacher who said helicopters weren't developed until the late 60 and weren't armed until after the Viet Nam war that the teacher made Emily do a paper on helicopters. She got an A and a teacher she didn't get along with very well after that. At least she doesn't take what the teachers say at face value unless they have something to back it up.

Joe, how long are the classes?

the two cheap test are done. no results. on the to the more fun stuff.

I argued with my teachers as well. Tell your daughter to keep up the good work. We all have to remember that it is a mathematical inarguable FACT, 50% of teachers (and doctors) graduated in the bottom 1/2 of the class. If you are unlucky enough to get the one that just did graduate with some good cheating you are screwed. Same thing for a doctor.