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Wheel spacers

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All, got a 996 c4s 2002 and seems to have 5mm spaces on wheels at front and 17mm on rear. Are these standard and does anyone know any downside to removing them ? Thanks
 
The sizes of the spacers you have are the ones shown in the Tequipment catalogue. They may even have been specified from new. I think most people fit them for cosmetic reasons, and I doubt you would notice much, if any, difference in feel without them. Bear in mind that longer bolts should be used when spacers are fitted, so if you remove them you might need a new set of bolts, including the locking ones, so there is a cost.

 

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