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Turbo2 hollowspokes - which 996s do they fit?

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Yep - got a set on my 996 C4S.

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Yep - got a set on my 996 C4S.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

8 inch fronts and 11 inch rears - I assume these DON'T fit the early/narrow 996 cars? Just fit the Turbo and the C4S? Thanks!

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Yep - got a set on my 996 C4S. They have stainless steel schrader valve stems as opposed to the flexible rubber ones fitted to the solid spokes.

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I hope I'm not going to upset you Nick, but they are brass - nickel plated I believe. When I drilled and tapped out the back of the valves for the TPM sensors I was surprised, as I was expecting stainless steel too. Made the job easier though.

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I've never had the valve stems to pieces! I'm sure tapping a thread into brass would be a tad easier than stainless steel. Someone told me they were stainless - ah well, live and learn. I'd better say metal as opposed to rubber valve stems for simplicity in the future :thumb: They're certainly a fair bit lighter than my stock 18" alloys.

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