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Eric523 · 08-30-2012, 07:27 PM

to keep up with some of the big boys, the Boxster is going to need some proper rubber. We have a great tire contingency program with Yokohama available with free slicks available. That was actually one of the deciding factors on converting the car for GT racing initially. To be competitive, I figure I will need either 240 or 250 fronts and 280 rears. Fitting these under stock Boxster steel is quite difficult.

I ended up getting myself two set of 18x9 and 18x10.5 wheels from Jongbloed. They were real quick and easy to work with. I had them all hard anodized and I think they look pretty sharp on the car. I mounted up some used 240/280's for fitment and found out there was a need for some bodywork.

off to the body shop...

now ready for some flairs

08-30-2012, 07:27 PM	#4
Eric523 Boxster Abuser Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Newport Beach, CA Posts: 199	to keep up with some of the big boys, the Boxster is going to need some proper rubber. We have a great tire contingency program with Yokohama available with free slicks available. That was actually one of the deciding factors on converting the car for GT racing initially. To be competitive, I figure I will need either 240 or 250 fronts and 280 rears. Fitting these under stock Boxster steel is quite difficult. I ended up getting myself two set of 18x9 and 18x10.5 wheels from Jongbloed. They were real quick and easy to work with. I had them all hard anodized and I think they look pretty sharp on the car. I mounted up some used 240/280's for fitment and found out there was a need for some bodywork. off to the body shop... now ready for some flairs