BwanaE

My new-to me 993 S2 unfortunately came with chrome 16" wheels. Wanted to upgrade to OEM 17" Cup2 wheels and just purchased these locally. They came off of a 1995 993 and were advertised as genuine. I thought that imprints of Porsche part numbers were a good sign, but the Italy stamps on the rear wheels tells me I've been duped. Were ALL factory wheels made in Germany? Here are a few snapshots:

budge96

Speedline manufactured wheels for Porsche and many other vendors they are located in Italy , I would assess those to be genuine ..Bert

SKM

They are genuine. Aftermarket wheels do not have Porsche part numbers or the width and offset numbers by the valve stems.

rk-d

Look real to me

BwanaE

Phew! Thank you all so much for the fast replies. Tomorrow I'll tackle the bits of curb rash to pretty them up a bit then mount 'em.

Railmaster.

The 993 cup2 wheels are a thing of beauty!

Twilightblue28A

I have multiple sets of Cup II's. I agree, your wheels are real. You can tell as described in the paragraph above.

pp000830

The triangle "P" casting mark is a dead giveaway that they are Porsche supplied wheels.
End of story.
Andy

Reg Liyanage

Looks genuine