FredC

not where i did.

BostonDMD

I have a set of 16s that came with the car would I see a noticeble improvement over the 18s that I am running now?

FredC

it's not so much a question of wheel size as it is a question of tire rolling diameter or rolling circumference. It's really all about running the 275/35/15 R6 in the rear...

BostonDMD

Awesome...... do you think they would get me closer to Boxster S?

Gary R.

Only if it's "buy one Hoosier, get a Turbo free" day...

BostonDMD

Thanks for the support buddy.........

Charles A. Toupin

I do have fikse and Jongbloed. The latter are lighter.

I like them a lot. Ryan is a nice guy too.

c.

comatb

Gary thanks for mentioning the Braid wheels. I have used the 15 x 9 semi-forged Fuchs replicas. They also make three piece forged wheels in 15's in 5 spoke and 10 spoke designs.

Bill

FredC

at some tracks yes.

38D

One thing to consider in your search for wheel is one piece (CCW) vs. multi-piece (most of the rest). And in the multi-piece world, there is also gasket seals (like BBS) vs. sealant sealed (most of the rest). One piece never leak, multi-piece w/gasket almost never leak, multi-piece w/sealant leak occasionally. You especially have to worry about tire mounting guys with the sealant rims..if they gouge it while mounting a tire, it leaks. You may find this out in a middle of a race. Some brands are better with the sealant than others.

Personally, I would get CCWs or BBSs. My CCWs are absolutely bomb proof (I am actually thinking of selling my CCWs since I don't race the cup any more).

Chaos

+1 Forgeline

Gary R.

Thanks Colin - Not sure which CCWs you have but mine are 3 piece with a silicone seal between the halves. I never had leaking issues with my 2 sets but not to say it doesn't happen. As of today John doesn't make a 15" wheel but that may change.

Gary R.

Always try to help!

Nader Fotouhi

Have you seen these on Pelican?

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...eels-15-a.html

John H

+2 on Forgeline. I have a really cool Forgeline jacket