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Old May 29, 2011 | 12:36 PM
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Thinking to order a new rims for my 95 C2 cab. I like the classic Veloce/RH rims but heard the quality are bad. Or should I get something like CCW or BBS LM? Any comments?
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I wanted one piece forged and choose CCW. To me, they served my needs best.
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I have a set of Speedline Daytona wheels here for restoration and then for sale that look really nice on a 993. Jim jdorociak@gmail.com
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Beautiful car, beautiful wheels!
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Nice rim Jim!
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Originally Posted by Terence_lai
Thinking to order a new rims for my 95 C2 cab. I like the classic Veloce/RH rims but heard the quality are bad. Or should I get something like CCW or BBS LM? Any comments?
RH rims are fine quality at least the 3.6 cups. RH wheels have to make it through TUV.
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Old May 30, 2011 | 12:58 AM
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Originally Posted by SpeedBump
RH rims are fine quality at least the 3.6 cups. RH wheels have to make it through TUV.
So Veloce is a bit of doggies?
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Personally haven't heard of quality issues on the Veloce. No affiliation, etc. I'd frankly consider them strongly if they were 10s instead of 9.5s in the rear.
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Originally Posted by Terence_lai
So Veloce is a bit of doggies?
I have no experience with them so no idea, I just commented on the ones I do have experience with.
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Originally Posted by jim dorociak
I have a set of Speedline Daytona wheels here for restoration and then for sale that look really nice on a 993. Jim jdorociak@gmail.com
I was surprised by Jim's price for the wheels, it was VERY good. If I did not have my Work Wheels showing up this week after a 7 month wait I would be all of the Daytona's.
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depends on what you intend to use the wheels for? just street use or track? you want bling jewelry or plain business?

hre/bbs/speedline are great for mix use. but you'll pay a lot for them. frankly, i would go with CCW. cost less, weigh less, and crush tested at 3000lb per corner!
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I like Inden Design, who has BBS wheels for Porsche. That is where I got my wheels...

I went for the three piece Inden Champion wheels. These are the original Porsche supercup wheels, however, not in magnesium. I went for 8.5" in front and 11" in the back...

http://www.indendesign.de/html/felgen.php?groesse=18
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