Somebody buy these wheels (cheap and original)

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04-10-2005 | 07:49 PM

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Serge944

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That means the owner blinged his cayenne with 22s and these are for sale. They are OEM, not aftermarket.

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04-10-2005 | 07:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Friendan

I'm interested in finding out more about those wheels on ebay. Where can one find stats on Cayenne wheels, ie full dimensions, weight, offset?
I would imagine them to be pretty heavy duty as they are for an SUV and not a nimble sports car. But still, they would be strong!
I like them...I really like them...

They wouldn't fill the rear wheel well on a 944, for my tastes at least. I have about a 10mm offset on my 8" rear wheels + 30 for the late difference = 40mm. Mine fill the rear wells pretty well, but not completely. When you factor in the extra 1/4 inch (8-7.5)/2 necessary for the 7.5" this means they need about a 34mm offset.

They have a 53mm offset, which gives a difference of 19mm - almost an inch. Maybe I'm just too critical?

As mentioned above...they would make the perfect winter set!

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04-10-2005 | 08:19 PM

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Yeah they look great IMO. I kinda wish there were some 9" for the rears.
But I still wonder, what about the lug pattern and weight?

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04-10-2005 | 09:49 PM

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I've never seen a 944 with these. Would they fit? I think that they would look cool on a 944S.

What cool 944S are you talking about?? Too bad they are only 7.5 s and I like the 10 spokes I have just fine.

BTW did you get any hot air on the way home?

Eon S.

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