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Old 10-25-2016, 04:14 PM
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CCW should be a consideration as well.
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I've had awfully good luck with Forgeline. You get to build out exactly what you want, with plenty of guidance from serious Porsche racers. After years of trouble with factory wheels (and a very bad set of HREs), I've had zero pothole breaks, cracks or any other problems. Since each set is custom-built, it takes a while. I have them on my Jeep and AMG, had them on my Boxster, and will get them for the 911.
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Many thanks for this.

You'll note that Dan Nagy also likes !! We're pretty much 'in the same boat' speccing C2 manuals and appear to share the same taste in wheels: ie. referencing past Porsche wheels.

The 'Sport Classics' look, as you say, great. A couple of questions: (1) did you source these from your OPC or an independent and (2) can you get the rear rims to suit the new offsets on the Gen 2: ie. ET 76 ??!!

BBS Germany seem to be recommending their CH-R wheel as their 'only' 19" option.... but that confuses me since these wheels do not come in ET76 and are not 'split' , so can't be re-jigged for this latest offset.

I have to assume that they've physically tried the CH-R already on the Gen 2 and found that its ET50 still fits....which is either (1) encouraging that it's the design more than the offset which is key to fitment or (2) someone's made a mistake. It's all a bit confusing especially if you want to stick with 19" for ride comfort....
Old 10-26-2016, 06:11 AM
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Originally Posted by MikeF_Vossen
Hey, its always fun yet challenging to pick the right wheels for your ride. We do have a U.K Distributor and we visit there yearly for our Vossen Owner's Meet to connect with owners.


We do make 19 's as well in a variety of styles and production methods. Flow Formed, Vossen x Work 2 piece wheels and our Vossen Forged Series.

Some examples of mesh wheels below in 20" sizes. SEMA is next week and we are debuting some amazing new designs which might be closer to what you are looking for. There are some amazing choices in this thread.

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For Vossen Work, I assume the VWS-1 would be most favorable. Its offered in a vast array of colors, finishes and fitments.

Many thanks. Very much aware of Prestige. They're pretty active in the UK for HRE and I take note that Vossen are available, too !! I guess I'm tending more towards the retro feel of a 'Fuchs lookalike' or a mesh style of the BBS RS.
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Originally Posted by R_Rated
CCW should be a consideration as well.
CCW ? Right, noted. Will take a look. Many thanks.
Old 10-26-2016, 06:22 AM
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Originally Posted by mtrout
I've had awfully good luck with Forgeline. You get to build out exactly what you want, with plenty of guidance from serious Porsche racers. After years of trouble with factory wheels (and a very bad set of HREs), I've had zero pothole breaks, cracks or any other problems. Since each set is custom-built, it takes a while. I have them on my Jeep and AMG, had them on my Boxster, and will get them for the 911.
Many thanks. It's good to know you think Forgeline are a superior product to HRE....or does this depend on comparing apples with apples or not ? I suspect some might disagree (not least HRE vendors...!!;-))...but this is chiming with some other comments on HRE. As for Forgeline, I guess I'd tend towards their LS3 design which references the BBS RS mesh-style or maybe the MD3P which looks remarkably like Work Wheels' 'Brombacher'. What's your timescale on Forgeline for your 911 ?
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Originally Posted by PeteyDaddy
Try the sport classics. I love em and they will look sick on irish green!
Apologies for the belated reply to your pics. My car is now, at last, nearing its 8th December build-slot. Was wondering if you could provide further info on your 'Fuchs' rims: eg. offsets front & rear, country of manufacture and/or manufacturer's details, your supplier etc..

The Gen 2 is a bit more problematic because of the ETs Porsche is now using on the rears for the C2/2S...Plus, there seems to be a range of Fuchs-replica manufacturers out there who may or may not adhere to the highest standards. Any kind of steer would be appreciated. Many thanks in advance.
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Originally Posted by BertoneBertoni
Many thanks. Very much aware of Prestige. They're pretty active in the UK for HRE and I take note that Vossen are available, too !! I guess I'm tending more towards the retro feel of a 'Fuchs lookalike' or a mesh style of the BBS RS.
Totally understand. Good luck with your choice!
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Originally Posted by SupremePower
What about something like this from BBS Motorsport? We ran the 19" E88 on our 991.1 Carrera S in 19"





makes me wish i ordered 19" from factory!!!!
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Originally Posted by rijowysock
makes me wish i ordered 19" from factory!!!!

HA! Right? No 21" for you? LOL! 19" is so perfect!!!

Check out our Fashion Grey GT3 project featured on Super Street w 19" E07's

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Originally Posted by SupremePower
HA! Right? No 21" for you? LOL! 19" is so perfect!!!

Check this out w 19" on our GT3 build on Super Street

http://www.superstreetonline.com/fea...r-accessories/














Okay, I prefer 19" rims 100% and hate you for posting these pics. Now I need to know what it costs to put them on my 991.2.
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Originally Posted by Dan Nagy
Okay, I prefer 19" rims 100% and hate you for posting these pics. Now I need to know what it costs to put them on my 991.2.
Good thing is they are reasonably priced. I will PM you a price. Dont hate me!!!
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These look interesting http://www.52outlaw.com/order/#!/For...869/category=0
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Originally Posted by TheEngineer

Similar to the custom forged Rotiform FUC. Some of my absolute favorite styles:

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Old 12-12-2016, 07:13 PM
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Originally Posted by TheEngineer
I am not too sure about these. Unfortunately, they are showing them in a gold mono color, and that doesn't look good to me.


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