Killer deal Turbo 3.6 Wheels
04-13-2009, 05:21 PM
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Killer deal Turbo 3.6 Wheels
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/showthread.php?t=468663
I must not buy, I must not buy....... Seriously though, if I could spare the cash they would be mine. I haven't seen them this cheap for a long time, even though they are RH wheels not Speedline for Porsche. I don't know the seller, or the wheels personally etc etc.
I must not buy, I must not buy....... Seriously though, if I could spare the cash they would be mine. I haven't seen them this cheap for a long time, even though they are RH wheels not Speedline for Porsche. I don't know the seller, or the wheels personally etc etc.
04-15-2009, 02:45 AM
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Really? He sent me pictures of them mounted on a Porsche of some kind (or at least a car with Porsche calipers). Whoever used them first couldn't park very well -- they had some meaty curb rash scars. ( My sour grapes since he already sold them. 
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04-17-2009, 11:29 PM
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RH Alurad wheels, I think GMP sells them. If they are older, you can't buy new halves because they changed the number of bolts for the center from 38 to 40 if I remember correctly. I bought an older set thinking I could just replace the halves...NOT!!!! I ended up sending them to Wheel Collision Services in Bath PA to be straightened. Al Reed of Tustin in SoCal polished and reassembled. Then I moved to Nashville and one wouldn't seal, so I sent it back to distributor for a reseal and bolt replacement. They hold air and look nice. So I have older, polished, straightened wheels for about 2/3 the cost of new.
04-18-2009, 12:49 PM
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RH Alurad wheels, I think GMP sells them. If they are older, you can't buy new halves because they changed the number of bolts for the center from 38 to 40 if I remember correctly. I bought an older set thinking I could just replace the halves...NOT!!!! I ended up sending them to Wheel Collision Services in Bath PA to be straightened. Al Reed of Tustin in SoCal polished and reassembled. Then I moved to Nashville and one wouldn't seal, so I sent it back to distributor for a reseal and bolt replacement. They hold air and look nice. So I have older, polished, straightened wheels for about 2/3 the cost of new.
04-18-2009, 03:17 PM
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Michelle,
I got these from Matt Sheppard a long time ago and finally got them rehabbed on. I'm running 295/30 on the back and 225/40 on the front. I still need to roll the right rear lip as it does touch.
I got these from Matt Sheppard a long time ago and finally got them rehabbed on. I'm running 295/30 on the back and 225/40 on the front. I still need to roll the right rear lip as it does touch.
