I have H and R 23s on my rear wheels (18" 265) with no issues. Your eagle eye is correct; it puts the top of the wheel right at the edge of the fender. I have stock s ride height. I often wonder where the camber will take that edge with a lowered set up. I plan to go with the M030 eventually.
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Originally Posted by madmods
To the risk of sounding childish (trying hard these recent years actually), I want my wheels to be sharp looking as those on the Cayman below. See where they align perfectly flush with the fenders... so clean and that's exactly what I hope to acheive with this Boxster here.
Yes lowered it will be... just waiting to figure out how to get a RoW M030 kit in Shanghai to get it down an inch. Now what if it needs to be lowered more to acheive this Cayman-style height.... will I need to cut the springs a bit or stuck and need to use the $4000 adjustable suspension kit only?
Also what happen when you bump hard... will the wheels rub on the fender itself? I bet that when you have a show-looking-car like this one... you are literally stuck on the best roads you can find and can kiss the adventure drive outs good bye?!
About spacers... is there a maximum width that you can't exceed? I plan on putting 23mm spacers on the rear which according to my eagle eyes will bring out the wheel at about the same width as those on the Cayman. Wheels are currently ET50 and I plan on adding a 23mm spacer to that. Safe?!
Many questions at once sorry! Last one is: Anyone has this sick looking style on his/her Boxster. How does it work for you... bump-wise?
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