YOUR RESEARCH996 4S alternative wheels
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First post (be gentle)...I've had a 2003 996 4S for 6-7 years now and love the car, but I've never been in love with the wide 5 spoke factory fit wheels. I'd like to fit more 'spikey' type wheels with thinner spokes. Are there any period correct such wheels available and/or later fits which might look period correct and retain the original look? Any recommendations/ sources greatly appreciated ðŸ‘
Try looking at BBS LMs or gt2 wheels
Check out the HRE 527M https://www.hrewheels.com/wheels/vintage-series/527m Or the 305M https://www.hrewheels.com/wheels/classic-series/305m They have that retro, these could be RUF vibe.
Have always been a fan of the way the BBS CH-R looks on a 996 8) However, they're only available in 19 inch You could also consider some 18 inch OZ Alleggerita wheels...
Period correct Porsche/BBS MY02's. Very light and strong however they only produced them for the narrow body cars. Add some hubcentric spacers on the rears, job done. :bandit: C.
GT3 style - as optioned on Turbos with the correct 11" 45ET rears :thumbs: [/img]
Thanks all for the replies. Some excellent suggestions and great photos ðŸ˜
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