Will these wheels fit a 2002 Boxster S?
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its been a few years for me, but they sound like they should fit. Are they from another Porsche or are they aftermarket wheels (I ask because I can identify porsche wheels fitting on other porsches better than aftermarket wheels). IIRC, my '00 had 18's.. 7.5" front, 9" rear with offsets that sound like the ones you listed.
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The fronts should be no problem at all. I am running 18 x 8.5 et 53 with 255 tires and no rubbing problem.
The rears could be a bit tight - I am running 18 x 9 et 43 with 265 tires and have little or no extra clearance on the outside, but probably 3/8" clearance on the inside. With your et 47 rear you could be OK.
Good luck...
The rears could be a bit tight - I am running 18 x 9 et 43 with 265 tires and have little or no extra clearance on the outside, but probably 3/8" clearance on the inside. With your et 47 rear you could be OK.
Good luck...
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its been a few years for me, but they sound like they should fit. Are they from another Porsche or are they aftermarket wheels (I ask because I can identify porsche wheels fitting on other porsches better than aftermarket wheels). IIRC, my '00 had 18's.. 7.5" front, 9" rear with offsets that sound like the ones you listed.
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Those are closer to OEM than my track tires, so you're probably OK, but still hard to say. You may need a spacer in the front if you run 245mm or wider tires, and might hit the fenders in the back if you're running 285+.