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> Went The Wrong Way, 16X7 On Stock Rear With 23.3 Offset
914Sixer
post Feb 20 2018, 10:30 PM
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So I took a chance on putting on 16X7 on a stock body, not going to work. Put the wheel on with no tire and it was easy to see I had a problem. Brake clearance was not a issue but the fender sure was. Stock 4 Fuchs has a 45 ET and the 16x6 Boxster has a 50ET. 23.3 offset was going the wrong way. Looks like I would need a 7R wheel but they are 15".


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post Feb 21 2018, 10:44 AM
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QUOTE(914Sixer @ Feb 20 2018, 09:30 PM) *

So I took a chance on putting on 16X7 on a stock body, not going to work. Put the wheel on with no tire and it was easy to see I had a problem. Brake clearance was not a issue but the fender sure was. Stock 4 Fuchs has a 45 ET and the 16x6 Boxster has a 50ET. 23.3 offset was going the wrong way. Looks like I would need a 7R wheel but they are 15".


You want ET35 offset to run 16x7, at least on a bone stock 4 bolt setup. That will let you run 205s and in some cases slightly wider tires on a narrow body.
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