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Cayman wheels for my Boxster
Scored an amazing deal today. Purchased a set of 07 Cayman 18's with original tires for $400 bucks. A good day for me. This weekend I will determine what if any spacer that I may need.
My great buy today. http://986forum.com/forums/uploads01...1384819970.jpg My Boxster S. http://986forum.com/forums/uploads01...1384820177.jpg |
That's not a deal, that's a steal! :cheers:
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I know...I felt like a thief. But it felt so good to get them. Just love the Cayman wheels...they just have that bold look to them.
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Congratulations! I recently bought the same wheels (also with tires) for considerably more. I installed them on my 2000 base 986 with no spacers needed. I was also able to sell my old 17" wheels and tires which helped recoup some of the expense.
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Ok, now that you have yours,,, HOW DID YOU DO THIS??? :cheers:
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WOW!!!:dance:
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Very nice wheels! I have picked up several sets of 986 17" wheels for $400-$500 depending on condition but 18s usually go for a lot more.
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Paint them black before you install them!
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I have them too. My fronts came with 235s and the right one rubbed on the bottom of my strut perch. I haven't heard of this before, so maybe my pass side strut perch is lower for some reason. I went down to 225 which doesn't rub - I assume the diameter is slightly less - just enough to avoid having the inside 3/4 inch from rubbing up on the perch.
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Congrats! Great deal:cheers:
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Nice! Every once and a while you can find a pair of wheels and tires for amazing prices. I've seen a few slip right under my nose.
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wheel weight
Nice wheels! I actually like the look of your oem BBS-SDII wheels better, but these are a close second and, I suspect, lighter. Do you by any chance have comparative weights available that you could share?
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not to mention, easier to clean!
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Great find! I love digging through Craig's. I thought my 18" twists for $500 with tires was a good find.
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Not a big lover of painted or colored rims. Natural, chrome or silver is my choice.
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And what will you be doing with those lovely wheels you're taking off? I doubt you need them for snow tires.... I'd be glad to get them them out of your way. Does $400 sound about right?
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Put the Cayman wheels on today. Backs fit fine. Fronts are tight but do not rub, may still add some spacers. Now I will take them the tire shop and have them rebalanced and checked.
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What size are the front tires?
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18x8 ET 57
235/40/18 |
Exactly what I had except my tires were Hankook. The tires were used too, so some of the height was worn off, but they rubbed the strut perch on the inner 3/4" of the tread.
I wonder - I have seen some aftermarket where the strut perch is higher, I wonder if mine are non-oem and a little lower. |
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Mine is a 2002 with 123,000 miles. It is possible they were replaced. My tires were 235/40 also. We're the part numbers obvious with the wheel off? I didn't check that.
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8x18 et 57 front with Brey Krause 7mm extended hub spacers
235/40/18 Michelin Super sports 18x9 et 43 rear 5mm spacers 265/40/18 Michelin Supersports http://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.6spe...6007611918.jpg |
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