nick951

Does anybody know of someone who is trying to sell a set of Turbo S wheels or even C2 Wheels , or even Twisted Turbo wheels???Please let me know.

nick951

what do you guys think of these wheels
<a href="http://www.wheelenhancement.com/BBSclsx.htm" target="_blank">http://www.wheelenhancement.com/BBSclsx.htm</a>

IanM

I personally don't care for those. I much prefer the BBS spoked wheels.

coolhand

What do you guys think of the SSR GT1 wheels.

<a href="http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/DisplayWheel.jsp?wheelMake=SSR&wheelModel=GT1&wheelFinish=Bright+Silver+ Paint" target="_blank">http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/DisplayWheel.jsp?wheelMake=SSR&wheelModel=GT1&wheelFinish=Bright+Silver+ Paint</a>

nick951

to thin for a Porsche.. Not my style

DFASTEST951

You might want to try Kenisis. I have the Supercup wheels. Polished. They gave me a Porsche Club discount at I believe $2700. They are 18 inch and look great. They have other styles as well.

Larry Weinstein

There's a set of front turbo s wheels right now on ebay.

nick951

yea i saw them but really don't feel like bidding.. I am trying to fine some under $1k..

MachSchnell

Anybody have any experience with the "2003 Sport Classic" wheels being advertised on Ebay? I hadn't heard of these as OE wheels, but they claim that they are...they are the 5 spoke 2 pieces, and I rather like the look (though the 47mm front offset makes me nervous as it's really the edge of what might fit if I'm lucky) and the price is OK...

adrial

JasonECW, I have a 48mm ET wheel 17x8 with a 235/45/17 and it rubs. The car is lowered as much as is possible using the front coilovers/rear eccentric. I wouldn't take the risk.

Nickhance, you should know that the Turbo S offset is different than the standard turbo. I believe standard turbo is 55mm F/R. Turbo S is 65mm front and 60mm rear. I would think club sports (turbo S wheel) would fit fine on your car, but I'm not sure.

sybelix

I am currently running 8 & 9*18 - 50 ET
with 225/40-18 & 265/35-18

and no rubbing anywhere.
Note that 951S -&gt; cars are with slightly wider
rear fenders, 'cause the inner "lip" is missing. !

So we can use a bit larger/wider tires

badass951

I have a set of 18" Fikse's. They are beautiful! I am currently running on 225/40 tires in front and 265/35 tires in back. These wheels are so light and therefore have a perfect unsprung weight. Adds look and keeps your car glued to the ground.

<a href="http://www.personal.psu.edu/users/c/w/cwt106/ist210_cwt106/red944.jpg" target="_blank">http://www.personal.psu.edu/users/c/w/cwt106/ist210_cwt106/red944.jpg</a>

<a href="http://www.personal.psu.edu/users/c/w/cwt106/ist210_cwt106/944red2.jpg" target="_blank">http://www.personal.psu.edu/users/c/w/cwt106/ist210_cwt106/944red2.jpg</a>

Mike Buck

I have 17" FM-10's, 8x10's ET56 on my turbo. While Fikse's are light for 17" wheels, I wouldn't say they are lighter than most Porsche made 16's. 17" tires are also more weight than 16" tires. The increase in mass is definitely noticeable during acceleration runs

BTW: I run 245/40's in the front and 275/40's out back without rubbing --&gt; car is lowered 1" or so. The wheels are w/o a doubt the best investment I've made for the car. Lots of compliments given.

nick951

baddass951,
I saw your post and was wondering how much you wanted for them... Please let me know..Nick

badass951

Whoops, sorry...I though this was just for the owner to get an idea of what kind look good. I am definately not looking to sell my wheels.