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Old 07-14-2023, 12:35 AM
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Originally Posted by T1M3LESS911
I believe those were the initial recommended offsets I got as well from HRE when I was about to order a set of P104SCs back in 2021.

I had a feeling they were a bit conservative since I was running 15mm f/r spacers on my OEM set.

Back then, I wasn’t as familiar with the 992s and considering it was my first set of aftermarket wheels, I didn’t go crazy.

The P104SCs that I had were 20x9 et 45, 21x12 et 60 on OEM tires.

This is how they looked on the car -




Thanks for posting the P104SCs. Waiting for a set in center locks.
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Old 07-14-2023, 10:06 AM
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I need to stop clicking on this thread. Every time I do I re-think how much I love @T1M3LESS911 's 527s and want to buy them. Such a great setup!
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Old 07-14-2023, 10:41 AM
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Originally Posted by brianja
I need to stop clicking on this thread. Every time I do I re-think how much I love @T1M3LESS911 's 527s and want to buy them. Such a great setup!
Love that wheel setup! What’s there to think about? I’m selling the set for less than 10k.. wheels, tires and TPMS included.
Wheels alone are ~$13K new in 21/22 and in polished clear / brushed clear finishes. (I already sold my 992)

but kidding aside, I do hope that someone from here picks it up. I feel like us enthusiasts, who like to mod the car, especially in the Porsche world, are a rare breed. There seems to be more Porsche purists, If you will, and understandably so…





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Old 07-14-2023, 11:17 AM
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Originally Posted by T1M3LESS911
Love that wheel setup! What’s there to think about? I’m selling the set for less than 10k.. wheels, tires and TPMS included.
Wheels alone are ~$13K new in 21/22 and in polished clear / brushed clear finishes. (I already sold my 992)

but kidding aside, I do hope that someone from here picks it up. I feel like us enthusiasts, who like to mod the car, especially in the Porsche world, are a rare breed. There seems to be more Porsche purists, If you will, and understandably so…

Nice setup and certainly hope someone here picks it up (I would if I would not have a custom set already). Question - did you ever put them on a scale to see what the weight is?
Old 07-14-2023, 11:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Shogunade
Purely from an aesthetic standpoint I have to say the step lip is so much better.
Yea the flat lip reminds me of what was popular 10-15 years ago. Also heard water can build up and cause vibration in the rain on flat lips? Not sure that’s still an issue today.
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Old 07-14-2023, 11:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Master Deep
Yea the flat lip reminds me of what was popular 10-15 years ago. Also heard water can build up and cause vibration in the rain on flat lips? Not sure that’s still an issue today.
I've never heard of that being an issue w/ flat lip rims and haven't had that problem with any flat lip set ups I've had in the past. I think flat lip also allows you to have a deeper looking rim b/c the lip is one continuous section and the rim may also look larger as you can use a larger diameter face on a flat lip rim. It is definitely a more old school look but it can look more unique in today's age where most set ups are step lip. Here's a nicely executed flat lip set up. Compare this to @Trini 's step lip set up of the same MLE81/LE81 BC Forged rims to get a feel for the differences on the same rim design btw step vs flat lip:






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Old 07-14-2023, 07:17 PM
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Originally Posted by AlterZgo
I've never heard of that being an issue w/ flat lip rims and haven't had that problem with any flat lip set ups I've had in the past. I think flat lip also allows you to have a deeper looking rim b/c the lip is one continuous section and the rim may also look larger as you can use a larger diameter face on a flat lip rim. It is definitely a more old school look but it can look more unique in today's age where most set ups are step lip. Here's a nicely executed flat lip set up. Compare this to @Trini 's step lip set up of the same MLE81/LE81 BC Forged rims to get a feel for the differences on the same rim design btw step vs flat lip:





I had that exact BC Forged wheel in mind when I posted the question. I had a friend 15 years ago that complained of vibration with his flat lip HRE on his bmw in the rain so that’s why I asked. But good to know. Thanks.
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Old 07-14-2023, 08:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Master Deep
I had that exact BC Forged wheel in mind when I posted the question. I had a friend 15 years ago that complained of vibration with his flat lip HRE on his bmw in the rain so that’s why I asked. But good to know. Thanks.
I talked to this guy (Frank the Tank) before I bought these BC forged wheels for my 991.2T. I ordered the same faces as him, but opted for the stepped barrels instead. Just personal preference but I agree these look deeper being one long surface.

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Old 07-14-2023, 09:02 PM
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Originally Posted by tourenwagen
I talked to this guy (Frank the Tank) before I bought these BC forged wheels for my 991.2T. I ordered the same faces as him, but opted for the stepped barrels instead. Just personal preference but I agree these look deeper being one long surface.

Those look great. Are they a pain to clean? I ceramic coat my wheels but just looks like a lot.

I’m currently drooling over these. I think they’d look great on my AG/Truffle/Brown Roof combo.

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Originally Posted by Master Deep
Those look great. Are they a pain to clean? I ceramic coat my wheels but just looks like a lot.

I’m currently drooling over these. I think they’d look great on my AG/Truffle/Brown Roof combo.
I have the MLE81s on my M3 and, yeah, any mesh rim is a PITA to clean. The individual spokes are hard to clean and, worse yet, you can't easily get to the barrel so you can't clean the barrels. Still almost bought some HRE 300 classics for my 992 b/c mesh rims are awesome and worth the effort!
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Old 07-18-2023, 08:59 AM
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My 992 on Vossen VFS-2 wheels. 21” in the rear and 20” up front.
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Old 07-18-2023, 05:44 PM
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My 992 on Vossen VFS-2 wheels. 21” in the rear and 20” up front.
Very nice! I have those on my wife’s GS350F (20”). One of my favorite wheel designs, but man they suck to clean! They look awesome on your 992!

If you lowered it a tad, man! Repost pics!
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Old 07-18-2023, 07:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Chalk992911S
Very nice! I have those on my wife’s GS350F (20”). One of my favorite wheel designs, but man they suck to clean! They look awesome on your 992!

If you lowered it a tad, man! Repost pics!
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Had them in Bronze on my Nismo too. Good thing was Bronze hides the dust. I had 20”x12” in rear on meaty 335’s.
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Old 07-18-2023, 07:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Chalk992911S
Very nice! I have those on my wife’s GS350F (20”). One of my favorite wheel designs, but man they suck to clean! They look awesome on your 992!

If you lowered it a tad, man! Repost pics!

Thanks brother! Considering lowering it just a hint!
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Old 07-18-2023, 07:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Kin992
Thanks brother! Considering lowering it just a hint!



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