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Porsche Boxter Wheels

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Hi,

I've got my eye on some Porsche Boxter wheels.

Here is the spec:

16'' Rims
front tyres: 205/55/16
rear tyres: 225/50/16
front et:50
rear et:40
Stud pattern: measured across 2 studs it's 125mm.
centre bore: 72mm approx.

Just not sure that the 125mm stud pattern will fit without some kind of adapter. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks

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Methinks you will need to buy some adaptors. Brickwerks sell them..
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Cheers Rob

That stops me slightly then. I've got my eyes on a really smart set of wheels with tyres that are going for a good price but If I've got to spend a load more on adapters it doesn't really seem worth it.

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Some going cheapish on ebay Click me
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I'm starting to think that maybe I should go back to plan B and get some 5 spoke Empi's. Just bolt them on and go. Dont want to spend and waste time and money!

Thanks for you help, much appreciated!

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Forget the empis.They are the wrong offset..
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R0B wrote:Forget the empis.They are the wrong offset..
Mine came with empis, what's the issue with the off set?
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yes i realised after buying a cheap set of 17's twists.... bought brickwerks adaptors .. VERY pricy ... but cant knock them. come with studs as well . so allot easier to mount the wheels.


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16vmini wrote:yes i realised after buying a cheap set of 17's twists.... bought brickwerks adaptors .. VERY pricy ... but cant knock them. come with studs as well . so allot easier to mount the wheels.


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