turbo twist part no's needed
10-30-2003, 06:05 AM
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turbo twist part no's needed
Hi Guys,
I have tried to search the archives but can only find the part no's for hollow spokes which don't match the part no's of some alloys that I am looking at for my 993 Narrow Body, the vendor has given me these numbers,
993.362.134.06 fronts
993.362.138.01 rears
Are these for a NB or will they fit my NB the tyres are 225/40/18 and 265/35/18 which will fit but I am unsure if the ET will be corect for my car.
Help appreciated as always
I have tried to search the archives but can only find the part no's for hollow spokes which don't match the part no's of some alloys that I am looking at for my 993 Narrow Body, the vendor has given me these numbers,
993.362.134.06 fronts
993.362.138.01 rears
Are these for a NB or will they fit my NB the tyres are 225/40/18 and 265/35/18 which will fit but I am unsure if the ET will be corect for my car.
Help appreciated as always
10-30-2003, 11:40 AM
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Poon,
993.362.134.06 is a Boxster wheel 7.5 x 18 ET 50.
993.362.138.01 is a Boxster wheel 9 x 18 ET 52.
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I think those front wheels will work, but they are not as desirable as the 8 x 18 ET 52 mentioned by Dan below. I'm not sure those rear wheels will work at all.
993.362.134.06 is a Boxster wheel 7.5 x 18 ET 50.
993.362.138.01 is a Boxster wheel 9 x 18 ET 52.
Added:
I think those front wheels will work, but they are not as desirable as the 8 x 18 ET 52 mentioned by Dan below. I'm not sure those rear wheels will work at all.
Last edited by ApexL8; 10-30-2003 at 12:55 PM.
10-31-2003, 09:56 AM
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So these wheels will not fit a narrow bodied 993 ? or is it just that they are a little narrower than standard....
Assuming they are Porsche parts,they would be strong enough,,would there be any drive characteristic problems fitting these?
Assuming they are Porsche parts,they would be strong enough,,would there be any drive characteristic problems fitting these?
