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Old 02-16-2018, 06:12 AM   #1
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wheel fitment question

I have an opportunity to pick up some rather wide wheels, was wondering if y'all can chime in with your opinions if these will fit. Currently stock suspension.

Wheel specs;
Front - 18 x 9 offset 23
Tires - 225/40/ZR18

Rear - 18 x 11 offset 20
Tires - 285/30/ZR18

Very much appreciated guys,
Randy

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fronts maybe. rears no way. first pic in linked thread is of 275 tire (ie, 10 mm/0.5" narrow than yours) on 10" wheel (ie, 24mm/1" narrower than yours) with ET34 offset (ie, 24 mm/1" further inboard than yours). so, take that pic, stick the wheel out an additional 1", than make it 1/2" wider than that.

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Old 02-16-2018, 09:41 AM   #3
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Thank you TRK, I suspected that it wouldn't fit as well but wanted some insight from others.

They look so good too....
https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/wto/6491106457.html
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well, they are 3-piece wheels, so you can swap/replace barrels to get the width/offset you want. vendor seems to know what he's talking about; ask him if possible to rebuild wheels for boxster fitment - you want *around* et40 front and rear (really depends on what tire you are carrying, but 40 is pretty safe) and max 10" on the back.
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