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That's irrelevant since Porsche was big on parts sharing and reusing parts on a newer model. Heck, my original factory wheels have a 993 part number. Some parts are verified as interchangeable, some are not. Can't tell you how many times I've heard, "I've saved money and bought the Boxster version, but it doesn't fit perfectly. Why does it have a 996 part number!?"
That's irrelevant since Porsche was big on parts sharing and reusing parts on a newer model. Heck, my original factory wheels have a 993 part number. Some parts are verified as interchangeable, some are not. Can't tell you how many times I've heard, "I've saved money and bought the Boxster version, but it doesn't fit perfectly. Why does it have a 996 part number!?"
Never had that problem when buying a Boxster overmat for a 996 !!. Cheaper AND fits perfectly