rotorheadcase

Hollow spoke wheels are developed from the original turbo wheels for the 993. The hollow spoke centres are spun welded onto the rims using some kind of proprietary technology and are lighter and stronger than the solid spoke wheels....but more expensive.

SSpray

Thanks for the info!

WERKD e28

reviving an old thread for some ideas...

Porsche964FP

Are your arches flared as opposed to rolled, if so for clearance? It's something I've pondered about.

Paulie964

Since everyone else is posting non-stock yet non-aftermarket

SAM DACOSTA

Here's my 964 with Porsche 17" Turbo Twists (Kumho V700) and Weltmeister 18" wheels (Bridgestone Potenza)

911Jetta

I was originally looking for Cup1s, like most people, but couldn't find any at a reasonable price...

I instead chose Cup4 rims from TireRack. Shipped to my door, the total cost of the rims and tires (Sumitomo HTR Z III), plus balancing was less then $1100! It was a perfect fit and now I'm glad I chose something other than a Cup1. Fits the R Gruppe theme I'm going for.

Front - 17 x 7.5 / 52mm offset
Weight: 23.4lbs. (TireRack weight)

Rear - 17 x 9 / 47mm offset
Weight: 24.4lbs.

l.chadburn

18" but not quite sure what make they are.... got them off ebay

lee

clinchy993

Excuse the ride height as in the middle of 10 week restoration

KWs fitted next week

AP design








A buddies just finished project with Cargraphic split rims

g60pops

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are the AP design wheels Keskins?

clinchy993

I think they are

g60pops

be careful with potholes as they are quite soft

Shamus964

No need for rolling/flaring if they're the Ruf's made for 964 running moderate sizes - I'm running 255/40 as an example - and very low.

RichiRich

Here's my 964T with a lower look

SuperUser

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very nice!