22 inch wheels....Pictures ?
11-06-2015, 12:40 AM
#107
"Quad" 22". Chinese mediocre but they fake it well and decent aftermarket center caps that were custom matched to the finish. Not sure they make the brand anymore but you could find similar easily. Search here...http://www.carid.com/custom-wheels.h...FYRFaQod01cEOA
11-06-2015, 10:33 AM
#108
These are 22". They came with it when I bought it. I think they LOOK good but personally I would opt for 20" or 21". I don't like such a low profile tire for towing/daily driving/beater usage. Any pot holes....etc you will feel rim.
11-06-2015, 09:52 PM
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11-09-2015, 01:48 PM
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Thanks MIK911! I'm really happy with them! They look somewhat close to stock, but different enough to be unique. I got them from Wheel Dynamics. They were terrific to deal with and really helpful. Overall, I'm extremely happy with the entire purchasing process and product!
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11-09-2015, 02:04 PM
#116
Wanted to throw these up just in case anyone is looking for a nice Gloss Black 22" wheel option, we also have this design, currently promotion price on our site at $1299/set of four.
When you call, mention RENNLIST for our "good-guy" offer that will add to these beauties.
Phone: 626-443-9100
Web: http://wheeldynamics.com/cayenne_panamera.html
When you call, mention RENNLIST for our "good-guy" offer that will add to these beauties.
Phone: 626-443-9100
Web: http://wheeldynamics.com/cayenne_panamera.html
11-19-2015, 06:53 PM
#118
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Couple questions for Wheel Dynamics.. ( I was looking at the wheel options on your website, and some rims state they can be used on a Cayenne or Panamera )
- Is there a difference in the forging, between rims built for a heavier Cayenne, verses a Panamera?
.... ( from a strength and vehicle weight capability perspective )
- If yes, and a particular rim is being marketed, designed & sold for EITHER a Cayenne OR a Panamera,... and in a case where a Panamera is lighter,.. is that particular rim then slightly over-built for a Panamera?
just wondering since so many guys talk about unsprung weight.
Are there GVW ranges that are given / specified for certain rims (thus allowing the marketing of particular rims to both those vehicles)?
TIA
- Is there a difference in the forging, between rims built for a heavier Cayenne, verses a Panamera?
.... ( from a strength and vehicle weight capability perspective )
- If yes, and a particular rim is being marketed, designed & sold for EITHER a Cayenne OR a Panamera,... and in a case where a Panamera is lighter,.. is that particular rim then slightly over-built for a Panamera?
just wondering since so many guys talk about unsprung weight.
Are there GVW ranges that are given / specified for certain rims (thus allowing the marketing of particular rims to both those vehicles)?
TIA
11-19-2015, 09:17 PM
#119
Couple questions for Wheel Dynamics.. ( I was looking at the wheel options on your website, and some rims state they can be used on a Cayenne or Panamera )
- Is there a difference in the forging, between rims built for a heavier Cayenne, verses a Panamera?
.... ( from a strength and vehicle weight capability perspective )
- If yes, and a particular rim is being marketed, designed & sold for EITHER a Cayenne OR a Panamera,... and in a case where a Panamera is lighter,.. is that particular rim then slightly over-built for a Panamera?
just wondering since so many guys talk about unsprung weight.
Are there GVW ranges that are given / specified for certain rims (thus allowing the marketing of particular rims to both those vehicles)?
TIA
- Is there a difference in the forging, between rims built for a heavier Cayenne, verses a Panamera?
.... ( from a strength and vehicle weight capability perspective )
- If yes, and a particular rim is being marketed, designed & sold for EITHER a Cayenne OR a Panamera,... and in a case where a Panamera is lighter,.. is that particular rim then slightly over-built for a Panamera?
just wondering since so many guys talk about unsprung weight.
Are there GVW ranges that are given / specified for certain rims (thus allowing the marketing of particular rims to both those vehicles)?
TIA
Most of the time when wheels are optioned for both Cayenne and Panamera they are using the rear from the Cayenne (4-corners) and using those for the rear of the Panamera and a second mold is made for the front of the Panamera.
Typically the Cayenne wheels will have more weight since they are meant to have higher load ratings over lighter Porsche cars.
If a rim is only designed for use on the Panamera it can probably be a little lighter in mass since they will require a lighter load rating however from a production stand-point it doesn't make much sense to limit yourself from marketing to only half of your potential audiences using two molds.
Let me know if you have any other questions, attached is a staggered set of 10" fronts and 11" rears on a Cayenne but also used on the Panamera.... Not all Cayenne Turbo II wheels are created equal this is our GTS Concave edition.
www.wheeldynamics.com
11-20-2015, 06:07 AM
#120
Hi there, Most of the time when wheels are optioned for both Cayenne and Panamera they are using the rear from the Cayenne (4-corners) and using those for the rear of the Panamera and a second mold is made for the front of the Panamera. Typically the Cayenne wheels will have more weight since they are meant to have higher load ratings over lighter Porsche cars. If a rim is only designed for use on the Panamera it can probably be a little lighter in mass since they will require a lighter load rating however from a production stand-point it doesn't make much sense to limit yourself from marketing to only half of your potential audiences using two molds. Let me know if you have any other questions, attached is a staggered set of 10" fronts and 11" rears on a Cayenne but also used on the Panamera.... Not all Cayenne Turbo II wheels are created equal this is our GTS Concave edition. www.wheeldynamics.com