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Old 01-16-2019, 03:48 PM
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Originally Posted by GT325
They are heavy, but strong and relatively inexpensive. Perfect for a winter wheel set which is what I am using mine for. I have a set for my GT3 mouthed with Pilot Alpin N1 spec tires. They look fine, fit well and even seem to fit with 295 section rear winter tires as long as N spec. As you can see the polished steel curb rash lip is easily removed. My wheels below have the polished lip removed.
Aside from weight, any other reservations or contraindications from using them as a DE wheelset?
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Originally Posted by chillindrdude
Aside from weight, any other reservations or contraindications from using them as a DE wheelset?
No, I think weight is the biggest concern. And generally I'd favor a forged wheel at the track for strength (and weight savings). But forged adds a good deal to the cost (some of which is recovered when selling).

Old 01-16-2019, 04:12 PM
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Curious how much they weigh? Hopefully not heavier than oem. Love how they look. Wish they made a forged aluminum set with no writing.
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These have been available at Tire Rack for a long time. Very heavy, especially the rears. OZ's are lighter, a bit cheaper and come in 11" and 11.5" as well if you want to fit a winter tire.



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^^^
So probably not a good DE option then.
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Originally Posted by GT325
They are heavy, but strong and relatively inexpensive. Perfect for a winter wheel set which is what I am using mine for. I have a set for my GT3 mouthed with Pilot Alpin N1 spec tires. They look fine, fit well and even seem to fit with 295 section rear winter tires as long as N spec. As you can see the polished steel curb rash lip is easily removed. My wheels below have the polished lip removed.





Niceee!! Any pics w it on the ground? Thanks! They do look good.
Old 01-16-2019, 05:47 PM
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This BBS are super heavy. I wouldn't run them as there are better choices for a cast wheel. I'd get the OZ HLT wheels. Ive run years on OZ HLT wheels with out a single issue...they are one of the more popular low gravity cast wheels I see at the track and if they survive years at Sebring that is one of the best if not the best test there is. Other than that get a high quality forged wheel from a reputable wheel manufacture like BBS, HRE, Forgeline.
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Originally Posted by robmypro
I would be all over these if the silver "pin stripe" wasn't around the edges.
Can be removed easily as its double side taped on

Originally Posted by nlpamg
What is the weight?
Front 25.5 lbs
Rear 30.8 lbs

Not the lightest wheel but its light on the pocketbook. We have FI-R as well as Magnesium sets in stock if you need something light...

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I have these CH-R for track duty. Yes they are heavy. No I don't feel the difference, nor do I see negative effect on my lap times. I think we on rennlist get carried away by these things, and analyze things to death with regards to weight and stuff. If you are not a pro driver, you will not likely feel the difference. Most difference I feel in my car and laptimes are ALL tyre related, pressure, temp, # heat cycles, pickup, ...
So if you like those CH-R, do get them, they are strong, they are cheap, they are not at all bad looking. What do you want more for track or winter duty ? :-)

BTW, yes, That pinstripe is a glued on ring. So I guess you could easily take it off and paint it black, or just leave it off.

Just my 2 cents, YMMV
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Will these CH-Rs fit a 991.2 GTS 4? I'm thinking winter duty.
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Originally Posted by Avalon911
Will these CH-Rs fit a 991.2 GTS 4? I'm thinking winter duty.
At the risk of overstaying my welcome on this topic, even if the wheels fit the car, they do not (officially) fit any winter tires. If I wanted winter tires, I would either get the Porsche forged wheel option (from the Turbo) or get the correctly sized 11" OZ's (for slightly less money than these).
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Any more pictures ? (Of the Blue GT3, not the white Audi !)
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Originally Posted by GrantG
At the risk of overstaying my welcome on this topic, even if the wheels fit the car, they do not (officially) fit any winter tires. If I wanted winter tires, I would either get the Porsche forged wheel option (from the Turbo) or get the correctly sized 11" OZ's (for slightly less money than these).
How about these?
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Originally Posted by GT325
How about these?
https://www.michelinman.com/upload/m...-alpin-pa4.pdf
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Wheels look good, but don't these weigh more than the OE ones?


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