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Cross post from For Sale section
I have an offer on Ebay that expires in a day and I wanted to just try one last time to get these sold to a rennlister.
Im selling these 987 19" "Carrera Sport" wheels. They are Boxster / Cayman sizes. 19" x 8.5" ET 55mm Front and 19" x 10" ET42mm Rear. These are the wheels with the "GT Silver Metallic" painted centers.
They have Pirelli P-Zero Rosso tires front and rear. 235/35/19 front and 275/30/19 rear. Wheels are sold with generic center caps as shown in the last picture on the Ebay ad (below)
$1200 valid until midnight Sunday 3/29/09
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More pics are available here
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...#ht_500wt_1205
I am no expert, but the rears would stick out almost a full inch more than your normal set up (fender bubs)..fronts would have 1/2 more towards the shock (same outside- might rub on shock or inner fender wall?)
please dont quote me on this, I am hoping someone will confirm or tell me I am way off.
Ed
Gregg,
Ed is correct. The fronts will fit and extend only 1mm more than an 8" wheel with 50mm offset. However, compared to a stock 10" with 65mm offset, these rear wheels will extend an additional 23mm. For comparison purposes, 15mm spacers on a stock rear wheel is about as far as you want to go and since these are 19" wheels, it increases the chance of the tires rubbing on the fender.
