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Old 09-02-2012, 07:50 PM
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Wanted something new and went with Vorsteiner VS-110. 20x10 with custom offset. Also went with TiKore matte finish lug bolts.

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I really like that, and usually don't like dark wheels.

Close up of the bolts?
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Looks fantastic!
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Thanks Divot! I'm not much on the dark wheels either but they seem to work well here. Looks meaner if such a thing exists for a Cayenne....

TiKore wheel lock bolt


TiKore standard 19mm bolt


The TiKore five

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Looks sharp!
Old 09-03-2012, 08:31 AM
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I like it the more I see it, but you desperately need a pumpkinectomy. Just sayin'.
Old 09-03-2012, 09:10 AM
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nice finish on the wheels. looks badass
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Originally Posted by Divot
I like it the more I see it, but you desperately need a pumpkinectomy. Just sayin'.
Ditto... however, with Halloween right around the corner... may want to wait until after the holidays
Old 09-03-2012, 01:35 PM
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KMCTT, you mentioned custom offsets. I presume that the mfr had to machine the hub or add spacers for proper fitment?

From the angle of the images, they look like they stick out from the wheel wells a tad. Do they extend outwards or are they within spec?

Very nice finish as I also like the wheel bolt finish as well.
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Thanks everyone!
Andy: The wheels are a concave design which does push the wheel outward. I also went 1 inch wider which gave me room to play with the depth of the concave look. I asked Vorsteiner to make them with the correct offset so they would be flush with the edge of fenders. No spacers are used as its a true custom fit. The photos are a bit misleading. The Ti wheel bolts are a huge improvement over the rust prone Porsche equipment.

BTW I knew Divot would give me hell about my pumpkins!!
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Sweet rims,beautiful finish
Btw,love your avatar..quite creative
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I've had a few PM's asking what the weight of the Vorsteiner wheels are. Each wheel w/o tires installed is just under 22lbs. 21lbs 15oz to be exact. 87lbs 12oz total for all 4 wheels.

In compareision my original 20" sport design wheels are just over 37lbs each w/o tires installed. 37lbs 5oz to be exact. 149lbs 4oz total for all 4 wheels.

That's about 62lbs off the already heavy pig!

Forged vs. cast is an amazing difference!
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Originally Posted by Divot
I really like that, and usually don't like dark wheels.

Close up of the bolts?
+1..not really a fan of black wheels either,but these are some of cleanest ones I have seen great finish and the bolts are a nice touch
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that looks really hot!
can you tell me what's the offset front/back?
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KMCTT, did you have to use a soft socket on those bolts? I still can't get over the beautiful finish on them.


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