What type of wheels are these?
#5
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Thanks guys. After looking real close and comparing the Zehn's versus the Sportec's, these are definitely the Zehns. Very close in match but the neck of the spokes near out rim was different then the Sportecs.
I appreciate the help!
I appreciate the help!
#6
According to the seller, they are Victor Equipment.
http://www.dls-automobile.de/view.ph...ew=1&x=24&y=49
http://www.dls-automobile.de/view.ph...ew=1&x=24&y=49
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#8
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SpeedYellow was right, confirmed thanks.
Didn't realize it was for sale.
Didn't realize it was for sale.
According to the seller, they are Victor Equipment.
http://www.dls-automobile.de/view.ph...ew=1&x=24&y=49
http://www.dls-automobile.de/view.ph...ew=1&x=24&y=49
#9
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Victor wheels are made in China. Fit, finish and quality is pretty good. The bad part is that they weigh a tonne!!! Very easy to scratch the finish.
#11
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-GT1 discs 380mm
-993 GT2 Evo alu-pots (or 996 Cup fits as well)
-996 GT3 Cup 6-piston calipers
-996 GT3 Pagid yellow brake-pads
-993 GT2 (993 standard fits as well) wheelmounts + 993 RS track-rods
-flexible steel-brake-hose
-special made adapter for the calipers
-993 GT2 Evo alu-pots (or 996 Cup fits as well)
-996 GT3 Cup 6-piston calipers
-996 GT3 Pagid yellow brake-pads
-993 GT2 (993 standard fits as well) wheelmounts + 993 RS track-rods
-flexible steel-brake-hose
-special made adapter for the calipers
#12
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Difficult to photograph black cars well, but these were some of the best shots I've seen. The 'build' was an interesting read in the original thread. Notice the roof line is smooth... no weld seams.
I also loved the wheels until I saw the weights. Might be OK on a TT but on a NA car, no way.
I also loved the wheels until I saw the weights. Might be OK on a TT but on a NA car, no way.