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Getting close to day 1

Discussion in '348/355' started by PorscheGuy, Jan 3, 2011.

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  1. dlynes

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  2. PorscheGuy

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    Congrats! The waiting is the hardest part..But when she gets home you wont stop smiling.

    too bad the bumper goes back on, almost a shame to hide that beauty!

    Cheer's
     
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    The Capristo is truly a work of art! Congratulations! Sounds like this is going to be a great weekend for you. Please take her to 8500 once for me. There is nothing better.
     
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    Sorry, did not see post until just now. 225 35 19 is an 8" and I believe the ideal rim width for a 235 35 19 is a 8.5" rim. Did you receive your 355 yet?
     
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    30k service completed last week - went on the truck headed for Texas on Friday. Should be here early this week. Cant wait.
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    As someone with a different opinion.....

    I would just add that the correct size for the standard 355 front wheel is 7.5 x 18 and for the rear is 10.0 x 18, not what is stated above!!

    Regards,
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    Man, that is one very nice looking car! Good luck getting any sleep for the next few nights!!!
     
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  11. SKUSA

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    Thanks for catching that, the original front wheels are 7.5" by 18", however current recommendations, at least for a PS2 in this size is an 8" rim. The link below is to PS2 specifications and recommendations for each tire size. You will see a column that gives acceptable rim width and also ideal rim width. I am also including a link to discussion of rim width. Having said this always check with your tire or chassis guy to confirm the best rim size for your tire and situation.

    http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Michelin&tireModel=Pilot%20Sport%20PS2&tab=Specs&partnum=635YR9SPORTPS2N1&fromCompare1=yes&vehicleSearch=false

    http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/techpage.jsp?techid=199
     
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