Track Fitment
Track Fitment
Front Setup18x9 ET46245/35-18
Rear Setup18x12 ET46315/30-18
Track Fitment reference setup. Verify tire model, camber, brake clearance, and ride height before ordering.
Porsche 997 GT2 wheel specs and setup guide
Porsche 997 GT2 Fitment Guide
Use this Porsche 997 GT2 fitment guide to compare documented wheel and tire setups with verified chassis metadata and hardware notes.
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Quick answer
What is the best 997 GT2 fitment?
A documented 997 GT2 setup is 18x9 ET46 front with 245/35-18 tires and 18x12 ET46 rear with 315/30-18 tires. Use the full table to compare other documented setups and verify body width, brake clearance, ride height, and hub hardware before ordering.
Wheel specs
997 GT2 Wheel Specs
Start with the factory specs before comparing aftermarket 997 GT2 wheel fitment.
Years2008-2009
Bolt Pattern5x130
Center Bore71.6mm
HardwareM14x1.5
Chassis context
997 GT2 Wheel Fitment Notes
This Porsche 997 GT2 guide compares documented wheel and tire setups with the factory hub specs that matter when shopping for wheels.
Use the setup table as a starting point, then confirm tire model, suspension height, alignment, brake package, and body clearance on the specific car before ordering.
Popular setups
Best 997 GT2 Wheel Fitment Setups
These 997 GT2 fitment setups combine the vehicle-specific fitment data with the proven fitment recommendations.
Performance/Street Fitment
Performance/Street Fitment
Front Setup18x9 ET46245/40-18
Rear Setup18x12 ET46305/35-18
Performance/Street Fitment reference setup. Verify tire model, camber, brake clearance, and ride height before ordering.
Fitment type options
Popular 997 GT2 Fitments People Have Run
These setups are organized by fitment type. Front and rear specs are shown together because the setup works as a full pair, even when the fitment is square.
Fitment TypeFrontRear
Track Fitment18x9 ET46245/35-1818x12 ET46315/30-18
Performance/Street Fitment18x9 ET46245/40-1818x12 ET46305/35-18
Aftermarket range
997 GT2 Fitment Range
Common widths9-12 inches across documented setups
Offset rangeET36-ET50 across documented setups
Popular tires235/35-19, 245/35-18, 245/35-19, 245/40-18, 275/35-18, 305/30-19, 305/35-18, 315/30-18
Fitment notes
What to Know Before Buying 997 GT2 Wheels
Compare the Full Setup
The 997 GT2 fitment table keeps front and rear specs together so wheel width, offset, and tire size can be reviewed as a complete setup.
Check Clearance Before Ordering
Wheel width, offset, tire model, alignment, brake package, and ride height can all change clearance. Confirm inner suspension clearance, outer fender clearance, hub fit, and brake caliper clearance before ordering.
Factory sizes
997 GT2 OEM Wheel Sizes
SizeOffsetNotes
8.5Jx19 front / 12Jx19 rearET53 front / ET68 rear2008-2009 GT2 representative; 235/35ZR19 front, 325/30ZR19 rear.
Buyer notes
997 GT2 Fitment Tips
- Start with the 997 GT2 factory hub specs: 5x130 bolt pattern, 71.6mm center bore, and M14x1.5 hardware.
- Compare front and rear specs together, especially on staggered setups where tire diameter and offset balance matter.
- Check brake clearance with the exact wheel design, not just diameter and offset.
- Use the wheel fitment calculator to compare poke, inset, and tire changes against your current setup.
FAQ
997 GT2 Fitment Guide Questions
What is the best 997 GT2 fitment?
A documented 997 GT2 setup is 18x9 ET46 front with 245/35-18 tires and 18x12 ET46 rear with 315/30-18 tires. Use the full table to compare other documented setups and verify body width, brake clearance, ride height, and hub hardware before ordering.
What bolt pattern is a Porsche 997 GT2?
The Porsche 997 GT2 uses a 5x130 bolt pattern with a 71.6mm center bore and M14x1.5 wheel hardware.
Do I need to verify brake clearance on a 997 GT2?
Yes. Diameter, width, and offset are not enough by themselves because spoke shape and brake package determine caliper clearance.
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