Kudos to anybody that correctly gusses this part number and can tell me what it is used for?

993.361.931.00

Good luck and happy guessing.

 

snow chains

my first post here on the forums
so by the way...hi! my name is brian. i drive a guards red 1995 968.

here is a link to some pictures of my car

http://hobbystage.net/porsche/bcoupe968/

 

Snowboard carrier or snow chains, not sure...

 

Yup...

Snow Chains, for 225/50 R16 and R17

 

I second snow chains

Bret

 

Snow Chains according to PET

 

Next question, does anybody on this board actually Own and Use them? I know my car is a Daily Driver Rain or shine but it never snows hard enough or long enough in Oklahoma to even bother with Chains.

 

ever try tire studs instead (if they are legal)?

 

Blizzak snow tires work better than studs, IMHO.
-Z.

 

bcoupe968 welcome to rennlist and what a nice CLEAN car you have! How many miles does it have and if it was for sale what would you like to get for it? That car is REALLY clean!

 

thanks Antonioali

the car has 68,000 miles on it. the car is actually on autotrader because there is no room left in the garage here and i wanted to purchase an equally clean C2S, which is a couple more dollars

but i think im going to take it off autotrader soon, as we are planning on putting another garage on the house. then ill just have to wait a little longer for a C2S, and have both, hehe

 

I second the Blizzak sentiment; they're rockin good in the snow.
I have set for the Nissan and for the BMW now!

 

Untill you hit Ice... Chains are by far the best traction in Ice or Snow... (but you are limited to a low speed and if you hit dry road you get lots of sparks)

 

Studded tires rule

 

I got a set on ebay when I first got my car.

Haven't used them yet since we haven't had much need for them recently.

The really peculiar bit is that I bought them from a guy who lived in San Diego!!! Go figure!!!

Jim 1987 944S