YOUR RESEARCHGT3 or not GT3 Wheels.
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Hello, I thought I'd wash the car today, so first off were the wheels. Now I have a question. My wheels are (so said the salesman) GT3 alloy. The Part numbers on them are: 996.362.136.02 - 8Jx18H2-ET50 - Front 996.362.142.02 - 11Jx18H2-ET45 - Rear They also say Made in Italy? :dont know: Have I got Genuine Porsche 996 GT3 Wheels or some cheap aftermarket copies? I was expecting Made in Germany?? :? Thanks, James.
IMO these are genuine, almost all Porsche wheels have the part numbers and this pretty much guarantees they are genuine. Those numbers AFAIK mean you do actually have the real GT3 Mk2 wheels, most NB 996 owners have 10x18" ET65 rears, WB C4S & Turbo have 11x18" ET45. You should also have a small upside down triangle with a 'P' inside which is like a Porsche kitemark, together with a few other tell tale markings. Porsche wheels are mostly made in Germany, Italy, Poland and Austria.
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