JD,
The poster mentioned something about some basic tools in the garage.
So a dremmel to cut off the lip, a baseball bat to roll the remaining edge, a tin of hammerite to seal the bare metal edge and a brush to apply said hammerite.

He has dropped down to 10.5's now though - i assume to make room for the parachute and wheelie bars that will be required when running 500bhp Maserati power plants!

lol.

Bravosd6 and Spyder RS should think about forming a paving company with their vehicles. ! :)

So are you calling me a liar?
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Flush, Again 245/35/20's super stretched on Rotary Forged Aluminum Niche Targa 20X10.15's(Front & Rear)
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Personally I would recommend not making claims you can't back up 100% JD. Real warm welcome to the new member...

Sorry for Hijacking the thread I just wanted to state that 18 X 11's will fit in the rear of a 986. I wish I had pictures of the stance from the back of the 11's. I don't. However, 10.5 isn't much difference. I can still fit my fingers in the back of the 10.5's. The rear was easy. The front I had to remove the wheel liner, which isn't a problem for me because its mostly to keep rain out(I live in California and wont be driving this in the rain) and debris. Then modify the radiator mount. The strut maybe an issue for some but I'm running coilovers now.

A 245 tire stretched across a 10.5 or 11 inch wheel makes about as much sense as a woman giving birth through her nostrils. I suggest that you get a better understanding of wheel fitment and suspension geometry and set-up before you submit anymore ridiculous claims.

1.) This thread was originally about the OP and if his 10.5 will fit.

2.) Yes, logically it doesn't make sense. I know that, there's actually a valid reason I have 245's on it simply because MY FENDERS DIDN'T USED TO BE ROLLED. Not to mention I had some 245's laying around and was impatient to get it back on the ground(not the track). Tuesday I ordered 295's. However ,you arrogantly said an 11" wheel wont fit(from what ever google searches you used to make this false claim). Your flat out wrong. Regardless what gibberish you blabber on about after the fact. Point is 11" wheels fit on a 986.

3.) Btw A few years ago I co-founded a suspension components company. So I think my suspension game is pretty good. Want to call me out on that too, Or would like to continue your attempt at a rebuttal in a PM?

First off, no right minded person would run 245's on the rear of a boxster under any circumstances. Nor would anyone choose to run 295's for that matter. Furthermore, if you think that you're going to be able to run 295's on either a 10.5 or 11 inch wheel in any practical manner - I suggest that you either install a 4x4 lift kit on my vehicle or double up on your meds. Good luck - over and out !

I apologies. I didn't realize you were 15 and your closest experience with cars is on Gran Turismo 5.
Ya who the hell would ever want better handling, better braking and better launch grip on a street (current) car.... That would be pointless right..?

I wont be running dubs on the track. 18's. However, I will show you Jr. I am now going to order some 315/30/20's now, install them and show you how cute you are. Actually I think the best way to settle this would be your car vs. mine? I'm in the bay area where are you? There's a Time attack coming up in the next couple weeks at Infineon raceway, I'll even pay for your entry fees.

Thought i must post a reply...But coming by first hand experience
The 11 s i tried up and looked totally awful on the back

Johnny is dead right i am affraid....They just look totally out of place.!!

sold them post haste,,,and the car has gone now too

Gone to the dark side and bought a 2005 GT Mustang..
Awesome..........!

Wow, 315's now ! I'm going to hold off paving my driveway until you can come by with your new tire and wheel combo ! As far as a "car match" is concerned, you obviously have never seen the Dangermobile ? It's capable of leveling Third World Nations - let alone other boxsters with ridiculous wheel set-ups. :)

Pete,

You are sorely missed on the forum. :( I hope that you're still enjoying the Johnny Danger Action Suite CD !