Speedline 993 'Cup' Wheels
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I thought they were center locks but the center cap is throwing me off. Never seen center caps on center locks.
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I can't wait to see the Sparcos in a 993.... I now wish I had at least 'tried them on' in my last C4S, but the sport seats in that car were/are so nice....
I've actually started to overcome the addiction... As many would have seen I recently sold off a large selection of wheels - including some that I thought I'd never sell.
I'm not sure of the costs, though drilling out the lug holes is no biggie for a wheel manufacturer. Jim Dorociak has recently built/sold a could of sets of cup wheels that he had drilled & said the process is simple.
If I ever had it done, I would want a manufacturer like Forgeline to drill them.
Stuff seems to find me.... I guess that people know I'm always a good bet to buy cool stuff when they decide to sell.
Hey Bert - I will... Thanks
I'm not sure of the costs, though drilling out the lug holes is no biggie for a wheel manufacturer. Jim Dorociak has recently built/sold a could of sets of cup wheels that he had drilled & said the process is simple.
If I ever had it done, I would want a manufacturer like Forgeline to drill them.
Hey Bert - I will... Thanks
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These were surprisingly cheaper than regular RS wheels about 5 years ago, I know of a few sets that were bought, had the holes drilled out and fitted to RS'.
Will you drill them or keep as standard?
Will you drill them or keep as standard?