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Originally Posted by 03Z33 Funny you ask, I'm running Porsche wheels on my Z too You'll need two pairs of the H&R adapters and they'll bolt right on. You'll want
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Do you have any pictures of the porsche rims on your Z? Which ones have you got? So their will definitely be no rubbing on any suspension components with the wider rims on the back as long as you got those spacers right? The brakes were the other things I was worried about... will it clear sport brakes? Is it dangerous to use those Hub Adapters or no problems? I heard it can cause vibrations? Rep points for your help mate. ![]() Any pics you have would really help me decide too!!
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