chris walrod

Not the best tires, but they are new..
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/18-PO...68249742QQrdZ1

993inNC

Looks reasonable, they're only 10's not 11's tho. Do you have a WB?

chris walrod

No, nb here -- I already have a few sets of these wheels around the house, otherwise I might jump on them for daily use

Mark in Baltimore

Did they make the MY '02 wheel for a WB? I thought people had to use spacers.

chris walrod

They would for the rears. I think these wheels look great on 993's!!!

DJF1

Yeap I agree...I want a set, but I dont have any muhla right now

jackb911

The ad narrative indicates these are from a Boxster, so the rear offset may or may not be compatible with a 993. The 18x8 fronts are ET50, which will work, but the 18x10 rears need to be ET65, and the ad doesn't indicate what the rears are. Also, I thought that Boxters with 18's had 9.5" rears, but I may be mistaken.

Mark in Baltimore

Okay, thanks, Chris!

pcar964

Boxster rears were not 10" if I recall.

chris walrod

I think Boxster rears are 9" -- wifey has them on her Boxster - I'll check tonight

Wreck Me Otter

I thought they were 9.5 on the Boxster...

Jack - The ad does say 65 mm offset for the rear.

VNTGSPD

Boxster is a 9" - I have them on my car as the PO got them unknowlingly. My fenders are rolled slightly to avoid rubbing on my lowered car. So, finding the 10" with the right offset is preferable. I was going to do this myself and then decided that the difference in width would be imperceptible for street use and more importantly, the narrow width causes the 265mm tire to tuck slightly giving a little more protection against "curb rash" for when my wife drives the car.

Wreck Me Otter

But how will she know when she's reached the curb? The wider tires somehow deactivated the scraping sound of the curb feelers....

trickydisco

those are one of my fav wheels...and yes they look amazing on 993's.

trojanman

Yes they do, even when they're spinning!