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Will stock cayman wheels fit 2003 Boxster ??
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POST 2Original post
What are the sizes and off-sets of the Cayman wheels vs. what you currently have on your Boxster ? If you can provide this information, its easy enough to calculate.
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
I have 17in factory option wheels not sure what the mm
POST 4Original post
Well, go grab a piece of paper, a pen, and walk over to where your Boxster is, and write down the numbers that are on each side of the tire valve stem. One number will most likely be like this: 7.5 8.5 The other number might simply be: 55 51 Write down the numbers from both the front and rear wheels, and post that info on here, and we can help you from that point. Also, if you have the same numbers from the Cayman, that would be quite nice, also. BC.
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Not without more expense. http://sites.google.com/site/mikefocke2/willthosewheelsyouwantfit%3F
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7-55 fronts 47-8.5 rear
POST 7Original post
If they look like this, No spacers
POST 8Original post
Those look very nice on the Boxster...and look as though they belong, as well.
POST 9Original post
i agree those wheels llook very good on your box. nice blue also
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Am I to assume that these are the specs for your current Boxster wheels ? If, so, what are the sizes and offsets of the Cayman wheels that you are attempting to use ? Its important to have the specs for wheelsets in order to properly calculate the difference in fitment.
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