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Old 03-21-2014, 01:11 PM   #1
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I'm running Boxster rears in the front (18x9 ET52) with 265/35-18 and 996 rears in the back (18x10 ET65) with 285/30-18 using a 20mm spacer. Tires are Potenza S-04.
That's probably the max amount of rubber you can fit without massaging the sheet metal.

I ordered some 23mm spacers for the rear, hopefully not too much. Would never think of running that big of a front tire & wheel. Did you need spacers for the front?

What is the common front spacers used by you guys? 7-10mm I'm guessing?
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I ordered some 23mm spacers for the rear, hopefully not too much. Would never think of running that big of a front tire & wheel. Did you need spacers for the front?

What is the common front spacers used by you guys? 7-10mm I'm guessing?
Won't be too much on the rear. 7-10mm IF you feel you need them. I wouldn't order them until you see how it looks with the rears. You may not want any for the front, I didn't.
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Are spacers are dangerous ? I mean does it change something to the wheels attachment solidity ?
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Are spacers are dangerous ? I mean does it change something to the wheels attachment solidity ?
Buy quality spacers and you shouldn't have a problem. Some will say it may accelerate bearing wear.
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