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Old 03-07-2012 | 11:09 PM
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I have some 18" hollow spoke 993 turbo twists that should be a good "bolt-up fit". However, I used them for track wheels - so they're not cosmetically perfect and won't come with any tires on them (unless you want used track rubber...)
Old 03-07-2012 | 11:15 PM
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Wow I like the black chrome... My 18's feel great I haven't had ride issues. GL
Old 03-07-2012 | 11:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Fintro11
i was looking at the club edition cup 4's i think their called? they looked a little bit too rice
Are you talking about the Club Sport,if yes it's a very rare wheel indeed.Not to be mistaken for the D90.Pics # 1 & 2 Club Sport on a Silver Rose #3 D90 on a S2.

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Old 03-08-2012 | 06:40 AM
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I love Porsche ****, really I do...lol!

It's so tough to pick wheels! LOL!

gotta ask though, are those aftermarket Italian twists lighter than the oem ones? I do know that the early fuchs are the lightest for our cars.

Just curious...

and curious about the spacing thing too (on the rim). I really dig how some of the cars I see really have the fender filled out. Is that just wider tires or spacers? (both?).

I'm after that agressive stance look...
Old 03-08-2012 | 02:54 PM
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Originally Posted by River
gotta ask though, are those aftermarket Italian twists lighter than the oem
No, they are much heavier... But on an N/A car, you won't even notice a difference, unless you constantly track the car for competitive times.

This link will help clear up things about wheel weights/offsets/etc...

http://www.944racing.de/wheelweights.php

Also www.wheelenhancement.com has info on all the porsche wheels.
Old 03-08-2012 | 03:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Butters944
No, they are much heavier... But on an N/A car, you won't even notice a difference, unless you constantly track the car for competitive times.
While I agree that heavier wheels aren't that noticeable on the street, I think you feel the effect *more* on an NA car, because you don't have the power to compensate.

For those interested, I also have a few sets of the 16" turbo S club sports for sale... I believe I have six rears (9") and two fronts (7") left.
Old 03-08-2012 | 09:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Van
While I agree that heavier wheels aren't that noticeable on the street, I think you feel the effect *more* on an NA car, because you don't have the power to compensate.

For those interested, I also have a few sets of the 16" turbo S club sports for sale... I believe I have six rears (9") and two fronts (7") left.
just means you have to find a skinny girl friend :P



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