Hi there,
My shop ordered H&R 7 and 15mm spacers and bolts for my 2005 987 Boxsters with 19 inches stock lobster wheels.
I know this topic has been talked many times, but do you know the part numbers of the bolts?
I ordered HR extended bolts (7mm)-part#1455206 and (15mm)-part#1456006.
Thanks in advance.
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Got to love people who want you to just tell them the answer to everything. Sorry but this drives me crazy. Look it up.
In case you aren't able to here's a link to the answers. 3 clicks from there to all your answers
H&R Porsche Wheel Spacer Kit with Bolts- 7 and 15mm - HRP715KT - 75001305
There’s something more aggressive, more substantial, more satisfying about the look of a Porsche — or almost any car —on a wider track. With H&R Track+ Porsche Wheel Spacers from USP Motorsports, you can widen the track on your ...
www.uspmotorsports.com
Thanks for the info. So you assumed that I didn’t do anything? I spent several hours getting info (from the sellers’) regarding my question and had some reliable answers. However, I wanted to make sure it from someone actually has done because this mod is related safety. Scroll down the page of the link, and it tells exact part numbers that match with what I ordered. Am I still lazy or the opposite?
H&R TRAK+ Wheel Spacers Porsche
Give your Porsche the performance and looks it deserves with our H&R TRAK+ Wheel Spacers. Best Quality you can Buy!
emnotek.com
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Several hours ??
Took about 5 minutes to search, find the H&R Kit, click on the bolts to the kit and get the same part numbers.
why get mad at people for asking a question on a forum intended to help people? don't answer if it bothers you
Here's why
In this case the member had done research and was looking to confirm to what he found was correct. I miss read or didn't understand his post - my bad.
But in general people just want you to tell them the answer.
The same answer that many members have spent their time and effort to already answer. So invest your own time & effort first.
Don't just post - what is xyz; do a search, look for the answer that is already here. If you can't find an answer then ask for help in a post.
The subject probably hasn't been answer once but many times.
I'm a very helpful person, if you follow the website you will see that.
I feel that if I don't bother to answer these posts, the member and many after that will continue to just do nothing except like a little kid say "Mommy gimme"
My OP, don't agree fine, don't read my posts. It works both ways.
Now, you complain that I did spent too much time before I asked? As far as I understand, mature adults are patient enough not to jump on complaining about what people do because they know life is not that simple.
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Complaining NO
Wondering how it would take any where's near that long.
