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996 turbo wheels on a boxster S

I have a question regarding if 996 Turbo wheels would fit a Boxster S.

I was told the 10'' is the widest wheel a Boxster S can handle with 285/30 tire.

Could a 11" wheel with a 285/30 tire combo fit as-well?

Has anyone tried this combo?

Would rolling the fenders help as-well?

Any help...thanks jpc

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I have 285s with a 10" Carrera wheel, et 47mm...it's fairly tight. An 11" may rub on the suspension. Will be interested to hear from the experts out there.
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I was told that a 8 x 18 50MM for the front and 10 x 18 47MM for the rear would work without spacers.

Does this sound right?
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That is what I am running (per my previous post). Fitment is not a problem, even with my car lowered.
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JMATTA,

What is the difference in the suspension between my 1998 Boxster and yours 2002 Boxster S?

The same wheel and tire combos will fit?

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I don't think I'm qualified to answer that. I know suspension components are different, but not sure if the control arms are interchangable. Perhaps our experts will chime in.

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