John McM

Just cleaning my Speedlines. Not sure how aggressive to be or what to use as I don't know if they are coated. How do I tell? They look like they are just polished. There is no sign of any lacquer lifting.

Sharker

Waits Patiently for Jim the Guru to enlighten us

Metal Guru

Per the Guru's previous teachings, Speedline assembled the wheels and then coated the wheels in one shot.
I don't think there's much you can do to clean them other than wash with soap, water and a soft sponge and use a Q tip on the space between the bolt heads and the inner flange.

P-daddy

Non-clear coated polished wheels will dull over time from use, sun exposure, etc... If a good polishing brings the shine back, then they are not coated.

jim dorociak

Paul -- said it best. If you see clear powder coating over the top of the bolt heads and the heads themselves have a dark gray appearance like a galvanized finish those are factory original polished set. Meaning everything has clear powder coated over the face, bolt heads, and outer rims after they were assembled. Many times when disassembling the clear powder coating chips on the centers when the rims slide back over the face. One more thing - if you still see the original etchings "SPEEDLINE for PORSCHE" visible then those are stock and still in original finish. jdorociak@gmail.com jim

Igooz

Good day to all!
I tried the search function but could not make it work. Can someone please verify for me if these are the correct part numbers for Turbo 3.6
front : 965 362 136 00
rear: 965 362 148 00

Many thanks.

Metal Guru

Use the PET: http://www.porsche.com/usa/accessori...artscatalogue/
You can copy it to your hard drive and use it for quick reference.

Nurburger

Painted centers:
front : 965 362 136 00
rear: 965 362 140 00

Polished centers:
front : 965 362 136 01
rear: 965 362 140 01