Nice shot! I've yet to see your car around Potrero

 

You guys are killing me!

 

Yeah; Sport Technos are pretty nice. I'd give it some thought, however for the 3 piece SP16s above, in a completely brushed finish (not thrilled about polished/chrome rims).

 

I think most people who have sport technos have them because they like them. Maybe try liking carrera classics. People will trade them to you for for a tube of toothpaste.

 

Thanks. Dropped the Iphone too many times so the camera is mediocre .

I'm there a fair amount, but I'm in stealth mode (Macan) a lot lately with the El Nino deluge.

 

what do you all think a used set of (almost new, less than 200mi) Sport Techno 2 wheels would sell for? i'm seriously contemplating purchasing a set of the 50th Anniversary wheels as my tires would fit perfectly on them. that and i think they look incredible on a black car.

edit: now that i look more closely at the 50th Anniversary rear wheel offset (et48 50th vs et68 ST2, both are 11.5"x20) i don't think the swap would work.

 

oalvarez, if you decide to sell them please PM as soon as you can. Would love to buy them! Thanks

 

Like look of sport technos and 50th so decided to have best of both worlds

Summer's: Sport Technos
Winter: 50th anniversary

 

Must be a wide body....lucky you....looks great!

 

I know it's more of the classic look, but I personally don't see why everyone seems to love the 50th so much.

 

Well, they've got two things going for them. First, they're 5 spoke, and 5 spokes almost always look good, and racy. Second, they have that Fuchs-esque style to them, which a) is a great look and b) is classic Porsche. I still think the STs are a better looking wheel, but I'd take the 50th's as a next choice.

 

Wide body is easy to spot from side since it has black (or painted) trim along the bottom of the rocker that sticks out a bit.

 

The responses in this thread convinced me to wait til I found a car with Sport Technos instead of planning to upgrade later, and I'm happy to report that I finally did. It turned out to be a C4S instead of a C2S so cost me a bit more, but getting the AWD was a nice-to-have for me anyway so I decided to go for it.

I bought it in San Diego and drove it back up to the Bay Area yesterday, enjoying the best parts of the PCH along the way. Helluva drive between San Luis Obispo and Carmel that I highly recommend even if you've done it many times before, as I have.

 

Like! Nice shot....hopefully you stopped at Nepenthe for an Ambrosia Burger.

Congrats!

 

Nice shot my Sport Techno brother!!