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I came across someone yesterday that has a set of Carrera S 19 inch wheels and tires for sale. The tires are235 35 zr 19 and 305 30 zr 19 and are N1 rated Michelin Pilot Sport with 400 miles. I presume they are too large for my Cayman S. I would appreciate receiving your comments before proceeding to estabish origin, etc. The price is right!
Looking forward to your response. Cayman 240
As a new Cayman S owner, I'm not too sure of whai options there are for tire width. I have the Carrera Classic 19" rims with 235's on front and 265's on the rear. I would like a wider tire on the rear, and I've heard of 275, 285 and even 305 widths. Which, if any of these will fit the Cayman S without causing problems? Would I have to also increase the width of the front tires to keep the handling solid?
I am running 285/30ZR18 on the rear and 245/40ZR18 on the front (on 18" wheels), and my car is lowered with PSS9 suspension. I use spacers on the rear and I doubt if you can go very much wider on the front.
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MotorSport VOS, Mantis sump extension, Quaife TBD, GT3 lower control arms, PSS9s, Tarett sway bars, Softronic race plenum, Capristo exhaust, Hayden TransSaver Plus OC-1676 on power steering return line.
Fred in Tirerack sales has been very helpful to me. When I bought my wheels and tires from Tirerack, Fred researched the various wheels/tire sizes and told me what spacers I would need, then included them with the order.
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Last edited by arcticsilver; 09-25-2008 at 02:14 PM.
Where would be a recommended place to buy spacers?
I've got a CCS with 19" carrera classics with stock tires 235 front 265 rear and i've heard that the correct spacers are 5 front and 15 rear.
I just ordered h&r springs 5 min ago from tirerack 54020.
Anybody have any spacer recommendations? Also, has anybody gone just with rear spacers and leave the front alone?
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