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8 and 10s on 996TT

Hello, I recently got a pair of OZ Alleggerita wheels. They are 8 inches in the front and 10 inches for the rear. Does anyone know what spacers I will need and also if i will need longer lug bolts for a 2001 turbo. Thanks

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I'd pose that same question over here...but with a bit more info.

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Do you know what the offsets are for the wheels?
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The rears are 40mm offset I believe. Thanks
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A quick internet search says stock turbo wheel sizes for 2001 to be 8x18 front (40 mm offset) and 8x11 rear (63 mm offset).

So if your new OZ wheels are 8x18 front with 40 mm offset, you should be fine. The rears (8x10 w/40 mm offset) may need a 20-25 mm spacer/adapter. If you use a spacer, you'll need longer lugs. I have no first hand experience, but that's what the math says.
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Thank you Noah.

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