For Sale: NB hollow spokes
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Set of 18" NB hollow spokes (993 twists) with Pilot Sport Ribs with about 4k miles on them.
I can e-mail better (close ups) photos. I was unable to attach the close ups to this post.
I am planning on getting a tread depth guage this weekend - if I do, I will report back with the readings.
S.F. Bay Area pick up only.
$1,450.00 (reduced from $1,800 (and $1,600)).
The fronts are the 7.5" 996 width/offset (ET 50).
The part numbers are 993 362 134 05 (front) and 993 362 140 01 (rear) (the rears are 10" and have an ET 65 offset).
I can e-mail better (close ups) photos. I was unable to attach the close ups to this post.
I am planning on getting a tread depth guage this weekend - if I do, I will report back with the readings.
S.F. Bay Area pick up only.
$1,450.00 (reduced from $1,800 (and $1,600)).
The fronts are the 7.5" 996 width/offset (ET 50).
The part numbers are 993 362 134 05 (front) and 993 362 140 01 (rear) (the rears are 10" and have an ET 65 offset).
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BTW- Harry is the man! This is a very fair deal. These wheels are 99% clean and need zero refinishing, IMO. Bear in mind, these Michelin$ are expensive. I almost got them myself, but our plans changed. He sent me some good pics that I still have, if anyone wants to see.
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Harry, I sent you a PM on your other listing for trading with Cup II's. What sizes are the tires?
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Sorry about that: 225/40/18 (front) and 265/35/18 (rear)
The offsets fit narrow/standard-bodied 993s.
But I believe that some people with wide bodies run NB offset wheels with spacers in the rear to achieve the correct offset.
The offsets fit narrow/standard-bodied 993s.
But I believe that some people with wide bodies run NB offset wheels with spacers in the rear to achieve the correct offset.
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According to the $2.99 tread-depth guage that I purchased today (someday I will get a good guage), and assuming that I did it properly (I believe that I did), the tread depth readings are as follows: LF: a bit over 7/32, RF: a bit over 7/32, LR: between 6/32 and 7/32, RR between 6/32 and 7/32.
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