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Wheels offset question
Bought a new set of wheels. The original wheels were part number:
996.362.126.05 I'm not sure of the offset, but they were flush with the rear fenderwells. The new wheels are made for the 2001 Boxster "S". I've attached a pic from wheel enhancement. These wheels are NOT flush with the rear fenderwells. I thought they would be, since they were boxster wheels. Does anyone know what size spacers I need to bring these new wheels flush? I'm guessing 1 inch but...that IS a guess. I'd rather know  The "S" wheels are currently on the car so I can't get the part number at the moment. I'm hoping someone will know offhand. Thanks 
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If you look on the outside of the wheel - on the rim - usually near the valve it two sets of numbers - the smaller number is the width in inches, the other is the offset in millimeters.
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