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Old 09-06-2021, 07:39 PM
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Default What's the ET on these wheels??
I don't know the brand, but can anybody decipher the stamps? I want to know the ET for each of them.

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Old 09-06-2021, 07:42 PM
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Offset not in those pics. Maybe look near the hub
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Thanks, will the letter ET be in front of a number, no matter who makes the wheels?
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No, you most likely won't see the "ET" in front of the offset. Look for a double digit number. It should be between 50-70 for Porsche wheels.
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Those look like OEM Porsche wheels. Width and offset should be embossed right by the valve stem on the front side.
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Originally Posted by Petza914
Those look like OEM Porsche wheels. Width and offset should be embossed right by the valve stem on the front side.
I like the wheels, but don't think they're OEM. Seller now says that the rears stick out of the wheelwell about an inch, and I can't imagine how that works when going over a speed bump. Anybody??
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it must be stamped somewhere else, laser scribed
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