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Wheel fitment question

Gents, can I bolt these up to a 1987 944? I'm looking at a set of trashcan lids off a 928 for a good price:

Front
Kumho 205/55R16 91V tires
Rims are 928.362.155
AS1062 032600
7Jx16 ET65 (offset of 65 mm)

Rear
Kumho 225/50ZR16 92W
Rims are 928.362.157
AS1062 032116
8Jx16 ET 52.3 (offset of 52.3 mm)

TIA

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they should be a direct fit-
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The rears you are looking at with the 928 part number were shipped on 944s per PET. However, the matching fronts had a 944 part number and were 7J x16 ET 52.3.

So, I guess fronts might need a thin spacer in order to stay off the springs. Call Wheelenhancement.com?
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A half inch spacer on the front would be absolutely perfect.
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Righto. That's kinda what I thought (after all, 65 - 52 = 13mm spacer. 10 should do), and I'd get standard 951-spec setup. I looked through what seemed to be endless webpages and didn't find anyone else with this setup (or maybe I was just cross-eyed after 2 hours).

Thanks, guys!!

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