Would these fit???
Size: 18x8 front/ 18x10 REAR
Offset: +48mm front/ +40MM REAR and if they do what tire size would i need? and would i need spacers?? and what size spacers thanks |
Front tires in the 225-245 could work. 265-285 rears could work. Depends on the size of the spacers and if the car is lowered or not.
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Do you have a link or brand name of the rims you are looking at for us to see. I could tell you just by looking at them because I think I have seen every wheel/rim combo out there for our cars. It does sound like it would fit with no spacers needed. :)
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275 18 what number goes in the middel? |
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thanks, just wondering how you found that out?? |
I run an 18x10 ET40 rear, its a touch too far out (no clearance issues, but I'd like it to be about 5mm further inboard). Stock ride height you should have no problem. I run a 265/35-18
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http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Spec.jsp?make=BFGoodrich&model=g-Force+T%2FA+KDW+2&tirePageLocQty= a 265/35 will actually be a better fit for the car. the 275/35 is a tad tall. i'd go with a 265/35 or a 285/30. what size are your fronts? |
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18x8 front |
what should my front tire size be??
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When you get those wheels, let me know if there are any issues. Those are the same wheels I want to get but, even though it says they'll fit our cars...it also says their wheel fitment guide could be inaccurate.
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Heres A PIC http://www.pcars.us/garage.php?mode=view_gallery_item&type=garage_gall ery&image_id=144 |
Hey, thanks for the pic, I hadn't seen them on a Boxster yet. :cool: OMG, those taillights are hideous!!
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i chuckled when i read this because you are talking 3.5 mm or roughly 1/8 of an inch. That's tire wear after one DE or weekend ride through the twisties. If you can eyeball the difference, you are really good. i didn't calculate the effect on gearing, but it can't be much |
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