Scalpel

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If so, where do you get the adapters?

Thanks.

JackZ28

Which ones would you want? I highly doubt they make such an adapter, but who knows....

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I do not know the answer to this but I will take a fbody rotor to work and see how far off the holes on the porshce wheel are. IF htey llo close Ill bring a wheel home and try to put it on the hawk. I think the backspacing would be the problem.

ls1ow

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rotor is not going to help you you need to take the hub

ls1ow

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i know that some of the BMW wheels fit but they say to run them at your own risk, cause the fit is not perfect.

JackZ28

Personally I can't think of any Porsche wheels that would look good, but that's just my opinion. If you just want the Porsche lug pattern, you'd be better off getting BMW 3 series wheels, but you must want a specific Porsche brand wheel. Good luck.

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they are not gonna fit, not with out redrilling the hubs or making some kind of adaptor. PORSCHEs lug patter in 5x130mm bmws is 5x120 f body is 5x4.75
witch is just a hair bigger then 120mm actualy 120.64999999.
I belive theres some company out there that make copys in other bolt patterns

jonnyc

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yes there is an adaptor that will allow porsche wheels to bolt on.H&R makes them.they are 25mm thick.i had ordered some for my y2k wheels and they accidently sent me those.they are a very high quality adaptor and you won't have any problems with them.only thing i can see that would be an issue is the backspacing for the wheels.if you run 9" wide wheels you'll need 8" backspace to allow for the adaptors.11"wide would need 8 3/4" b/s.
you can check with livermoreperformance.com thats where i bought mine.

Scalpel

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The reason I ask is not for stock Porsche rims rather for Fikse and HRE rims built for a Porsche b/c I can find HREs and Fikse sometimes on E-bay for Porsches for great prices.

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http://www.racecarproducts.com/rcpweb/WEB40.html

http://www.wheeladapter.com/wheel_ad...el_spacers.asp