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So, I've got some Porsche rims that came with my 99 C4 that I'm going to sell. What details would be needed for potential buyers...? Thanks for tips. Mike
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POST 2Original post
pictures, size, width and offsets - condition and price do you plan to ship them? do you know how?... its easy, if you get stuck PM me and I will give tou some pointers on how to do it
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Thanks Ivangene. Don't laugh...but how would I know what the offsets and width are? They came with the car, I didn't like 'em so I switched to turbo twists...
POST 4Original post
Look on the inside of the wheel for all measurements - best if you can take a pic of a front and rear wheel as they are different.
POST 5Original post
offsets are cast into the wheel or stamped... there should be a number next to the valvestem (like 55 or 65... somthing like that) size is the tire size, you know that as you can look at the tires (or tires you took off) width is a tape measure if you cant find it on the wheel. Also on the back in one of the "spokes" might be an actual part number (996 xxx xxx xx) you can post that and it can be looked up as to what it is Ed Happy Friday! OH - and if the backs are really dirty.... I mean really dirty!.. try one of those natural orange hand cleaners for dirty hands. Put it on liberally and just use your hands (or soft cloth/brush) and wet it a little if it starts to dry out before they look clean... then rinse...they will look brand new and I mean it is EASY ! !
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in this link LINK page one picture #2 on the left you can see near the valve stem the numbers 10 and 65. this means 10 inshes wide and an offset of 65mm on picture #6 (backside) you see 996 362 140 50 = Porsche part number and again the 10J x 18 - ET65 tells you its a 10 inch wide rim, 18 inch diameter and 65mm offset hope this helps too...
POST 7Original post
pics would help.
POST 8Original post
They are 996 3.4L sport design wheels
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