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Boxster S (987S) brakes are basically 996S brakes, I believe. I think 997 brakes are slightly larger.
All current models (except the Cayenne) come with a can of sealant instead of a spare. I've used the stuff; it works and cleans up fairly easily with water. But it won't save you from a major puncture or sidewall failure or anything like that.
Yes, will fit 997 brakes and will even fit over 997S front brakes with two or three millimeters to spare. Will not fit over PCCB. Problem: Won't fit in trunk without being slanted and rests extremely close (1/8 inch?!) to closed hood. Here is a 986 spare on a 997S
If it doesn't fit in the frunk, I'll just drop the back seats and strap it down on the deck like a dual-purpose car from the 1950s!
Sounds like a plan.
Here's how the spare is officially configured by Porsche in countries which require spares if you want to sell cars there. I think that's a 986 style (fully inflated) spare
Here's how the spare is officially configured by Porsche in countries which require spares if you want to sell cars there. I think that's a 986 style (fully inflated) spare
Oh that looks like a well planned factory solution! LOL!!!!!
Here's how the spare is officially configured by Porsche in countries which require spares if you want to sell cars there. I think that's a 986 style (fully inflated) spare
Why doesn't Porsche offer the spare tire option (at a ridiculously inflated price) to give owners who are willing to put up with the interior storage problem some piece of mind on trips further than the corner market???????
My guess? It's distasteful and potentially embarassing to Porsche to officially acknowledge the lack of a spare tire. If you want one you can get one but you have to go thru the back door.
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