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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Lots of people have bought those turbo II solid spoke wheels on ebay Has anyone actually weighed them to see how heavy they are compared to stock solid spoke turbo II wheels? Anyone have any complaints about the seller or the quality of the wheel?

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Here is some info I dug up when I did some research Factory 996 Turbo Hollows 8x18" at 22 lbs 2oz 11x18" at 26 lbs 5 oz Factory 996 Turbo Solids 8x18" at 26 lbs 2 oz 11x18" at 31 lbs 6 oz Factory GT2 wheels (earlier years, Turbo Solids): 8.5x18" at 28lbs 11 oz 12x18" at 33 lbs 0 oz Factory GT2 wheels (later years, GT3 style) 8.5x18" 25 lbs 2 oz 12x18" 29 lbs 0 oz Factory GT3 wheels 8x18" 22 lbs 10 oz 11x18" 27 lbs 11 oz Factory Carrera S 997 - 100 lbs, 0 oz. 8.0 x 19 - 22 lbs. 4 oz. offset 57mm 11.0 x 19 - 27 lbs. 12 oz. offset 51mm Porsche/BBS 18" Sport Designs 7.5" Front 26.5lbs 10" Rear 30lbs 18" 02' Carrera2 5 spokes 8" Front 21lbs 10" Rear 23lbs Porsche Factory 2002 996 Carrera 10-spoke 7x17" 18 lbs. 1 oz. 9x17" 20 lbs. 15 oz. Porsche Carrera Sport 19" x 10": 27 lbs 19" x 11.5": 29 lbs Porsche Sport Technos (hollow spoke) Front 8x18" 20lbs, 11oz Rears 11x18" 25lbs 8oz 993 18" Turbo Twists (solid) 18x7.5" Front (50mm) 24.5lbs 18x10" Rear (65mm) 28lbs

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

wow...996 turbo solids are heavy... greg, which ones are the 996 sport designs and which are the carrera 10-spoke..i thought they were one and the same? :S

POST 4Original post

Jumper, sent you a pm. Is there a place that lists the part numbers assoicated woth your list? I want to verify some wheels. thanks.

POST 5Original post

Quotes source post: 5070611

One is 17" and the other 18". Though I could be wrong, thinking back I might have been also looking at Boxster wheels.

POST 6Original post

Quotes source post: 5070611

Ouch...I didn't realize that until now either. I'm very used to dealing with rims in the 10-12 lb. range and don't like to see that.

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I don't think your dealing with 18" -19" wheels These are a few others I looked at when I did some research. I have no idea how you can be dealing with 10-12 lbs range Fiske Profil 13: 8.5X18 = 21 lbs. 12X18 = 22.5 lbs. 19" Dymags for 997S 16 lbs., 0 oz. front 19 lbs., 0 oz. rear BBS RS-GT 19x8 21 lbs 19x11 24 lbs CCW c10 (estimated) 18x9 Front 19.4lbs 18x11 rears 20.6lbs. T10s 18x9 front 20 lbs front 18x11 rear 21-22lbs (estimated) C14 (estimated) 18x9.5 front 24-25lbs 18x10 front/rear 23lbs 18x12 rear 24lbs BBS The BBS Racing wheels on datax's car (aluminum centers): 18" x 8.5": 19 lbs 18" x 11": 21 lbs The BBS Racing Magnesium centers 18" x 8.5": 20 lbs 18" x 11": 22 lbs Champions RG5 18x8 front 18.5lbs 18x8.5 front 19 lbs 2 oz.front 18x10 rear 19.5lbs 18x11 rear 19lbs 9 oz. Volks TE37 18x8.5 18lbs 18x9 front 18.5lbs (estimated) 18x10 rear 19.5lbs 18x11 rear 20.5lbs 19X8.5 20lbs 19X11 21.5lbs

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Sure, you're absolutely right about that. To be honest, I think I'm one of the rare people not enamored with huge rims because unsprung weight has always been one of my pet peeves. Someone once gave me a number about how much 1 lb of wheel weight "feels" on the car, but I can't remember what that number was. Of course, my FX came with 20" rims that weigh in at over 70 lbs. each with tires mounted. I let the dealer rotate those suckers.

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