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So Jeff, could we trust you (or me!) alone with those Cup 1s?? Actually, yes. Neither of us would desecrate such a museum piece. But oh what a fantasy....
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What is the deal with Cup 1s? Is it the originality? There are a ton of wheels that look better on the 968 and aren't as hard to find. I've sold at least 6 sets for a song and never knew anybody wanted them until I came here. No wonder they sold so fast.
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Unsprung weight helps on these cars.
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Originally Posted by FLT951
What is the deal with Cup 1s? Is it the originality? There are a ton of wheels that look better on the 968 and aren't as hard to find. I've sold at least 6 sets for a song and never knew anybody wanted them until I came here. No wonder they sold so fast.
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I have a set but could use one front in better condition and same goes for Jeff. I have 2 sets of the 7.5 and 9" Cup 2s and that's after selling a set to a friend. Cup 2s seem to appear on occasion, but the last set of Cup 1s to appear on eBay sold for, IIRC, 1500 + and that was in need of reconditioning.
So it's not that they are everyone's pick of wheel or the best of the best, but they seem difficult to find. If these cars keep appreciating and it comes to a point where originality becomes a valuation factor, you're gonna want a set of Cup 1s if they were original equipment on your car
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These things use coolant? I thought they used oil like all 911's. I think I may have a problem......