lart951

Why do these Borbet have a Porsche part # on it ?

ian

The better question, why wouldn't they?

lart951

They are replicas right, not the real . I have deal with mille Miglia replicas but these are the first set of borbet's I have seen

ian

If they were replicas and had Porsche part numbers that would be strange, but those are not Porsche part numbers, the Cup I's start with 964. So why is it strange that Borbet used their own part numbers? That seems like a logical thing to do for a company producing many different wheel styles.

lart951

So are these as good as Mille Miglia replicas?

Darwantae951

Doesn't exactly strike me as a Porsche part number. Most Porsche part numbers I've seen are 11 digits long (XXX.XXX.XXX.XX). I bet it's a product number internal to Borbet. If you are going to sell them, I'd advertise them as "Borbet replicas"

lart951

Absolutely that's how I listed them.

400hp944

Lart, you kill me man...

lart951

can someone ask an honest question on this forum anymore?

Bri Bro

Out of the blue, I am thinking the rims are 23mm so it is for the early offset, fits the 1986 944T.

lart951

yes front et23 rear et17, I though they were late offset damn, you are right early offset

V2Rocket

lart...what sizes are they and how much?

marc a

Two sets of these wheels came with my race car and although fairly heavy, they are very good wheels. They were about 10 years old and I never had a problem with the beads sealing. When I switched over to 18" wheels I sold the wheels to a friend and they are still going strong on the track.

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lart951

sorry cant sell on this forum

Josh B

Correct part numbers would be 965.362.124.00 and 965.362.128.00...

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