Are these wheels from a 986 Boxster?
#1
Are these wheels from a 986 Boxster?
My friend gave me these wheels and snow tires but they do not fit my 997. The fronts are 7x17ET55 with 225/50R17 Dunlop Wintersport M3s and the rears are 8.5x17ET50 with 255/40R17 Wintersport M3s. I am looking to post them for sale on eBay but want to be sure of what car they will fit. I'd appreciate any help. Thanks.
#5
No thanks. I did find some part numbers on these that lead me to believe that they are for a 996. The fronts are 996.362.124.00 and the rears are 996.362.126.05. I don't know if they will also fit a Boxster.
#7
they look like the stock turbo twists that come on 996's as the above posted said. they look identical to the stock wheels that came on our '99 996. i believe you can use them on your boxster if you have spacers and/or longer lug bolts. we switch our after market wheels on our 986 and 996 just for different looks
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#8
Remember that the front end of the 986 shares the majority of its parts from the 996. Many times the first 3 numbers are the only direct correlation unless it’s an early 996 base c2.
I use this website to cross reference part numbers.
http://dcauto.gotdns.com/ dc automotive
I use this website to cross reference part numbers.
http://dcauto.gotdns.com/ dc automotive
#9
Doesn't matter what the first 3 numbers are. Boxsters probably have more 996 parts than 986 parts in them due to parts-sharing. These cars have 996, 993, 964, and even 928 parts in them. Those are Boxster wheels. The 996 wheels are 9" rear ET55.
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