sp000lin

For sale are a set of OEM hollow spoke Sport Technos painted black/ silver with matching centre caps. As far as I know these do come optionally painted right from the factory but if someone knows otherwise please correct me. Fronts are 8Jx18 +50mm, rears are 11Jx18 +63mm. Turbo twists in the rear are +45mm and do not use spacers, so these are meant to be used on WB's with either OEM Porsche 17mm spacers, or any aftermarket spacer 17mm+. However certain years of WBs actually are able to use these without any spacers, I remember seeing an '03 Turbo that had these nearly flush without any spacers. These came with my car when I had initially purchased it, and they did clear without any spacers, so the thickness of the spacer is completely dependant on how flush you want them. I think I've overused the word spacers in the paragraph.

The tires are Falken FK452s. 225/40/18 and 295/30/18. The rears have about 40-50% tread left, the fronts about 60-70%. The rears are cupped/ feathered due to the alignment being out of spec for a prolonged period of time. They also have the usual negative camber wear. I had these on my car for a few days when I initially purchased it but ended up pulling them off because they were very noisy due to the abnormal wear. And I personally am not a fan of black wheels so I replaced them with a set of plain silver Sport Technos.

The rims are nowhere near perfect, 3 of them have some deep scratches and scuffs, and the 4th has some minor flaws as well. That being said, they are still OEM hollow spokes, and are lightweight and super strong. I was going to keep these for the track but I've decided I'm gonna go a different route. You can see the scratches and scuffs in the pictures and how they look like on my car. Sorry for the crappy cell phone quality but if you are interested you can come have a look at them and see for yourself, I can't think of anything I could possibly be hiding in the pictures or description but if you have any questions feel free to ask!

These are located in my storage unit in Newmarket at Woodbine and Davis. If you'd like to come see them feel free to call me at 416-826-8989, or you can E-Mail me at - icednmt@hotmail.com, my name is Faris.

$1,100 obo, trade offers are welcome, in particular I'm looking for a set of hollow or not hollow turbo twists, or something along the lines of VE Innsbruck's (can add cash on top of course).

Imo000

Those rears might not pass safety. The inside edges are very close to showing the cords.

sp000lin

Honestly I'd replace them regardless just because of how noisy they are. Between 65-80kmh you can't even hear yourself think.

Zookie

sp000lin,

You are making a Huge Mistake selling those, They look teh Best on your Car.

I too should have Listned when i sold my GT3 Widebody Wheels. I regreted it everyday. AFter 4 years of Searching i found a Set and now i have them Back...

Dont Do It!

sp000lin

Honestly I just am not a fan of black wheels. $300 steelies or $6,000 HRE's, I still haven't seen a set of black wheels that I've found to appeal to me on any car I've seen.

P.S. Your car looked absolutely sick with the GT3 wheels in your Renntech album!

Speedyellow993

Wanna trade for the exact same wheels in silver?

Al

sp000lin

Would have loved to if I hadn't already picked up the set that replaced these lol

Zookie

Still Does

vern1

How much for the rims without rubber? Would the rears fit 265's or are they too wide?

sp000lin

Would prefer to sell together at this time. If no one bites in some time I can think about it then. Not sure about fitting 265s though.

Speedyellow993

I've got a set of 18" Victor LeMans Black center with polished outter lip. Rims only.

Speedyellow993

Nope 265 not recommended/safe for a 11" wide rim.

Zookie

i disagree

I run them in the Winters and jumper has tracked 265 winters on 11" at mosport

vern1

i am looking for a winter set of rims for my 225/265 rubber. So some guys use an 11" rim and some suggest otherwise. Is there a general consensus on the "appropriate" width for 265's? (sorry for the hijack but it keeps your thread going...)

Thanks

jumper5836

For 265's a 10" rim is perfect. 10.5 is the max. While I run 265's on 11" wheels. It is not recommend by the manufacture but in some cases in the past manufacturers had no choice of tire size and have had to recommend tires that were +.5 or -.5 out.

For a beat up set of 11" wheels, I have no issue running 265's on them. The wheel does stick out a bit so curbing them is much easier to do but if they're curbed all ready to start with then who cares.