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If I recall correctly, the Macan used a 65mm center cap, for example.
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You could also take one of the other center caps off and see if there is a part number on the back to do a google search - it's possible that a different P-car model used center caps in that size.
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If I recall correctly, the Macan used a 65mm center cap, for example.
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You could also take one of the other center caps off and see if there is a part number on the back to do a google search - it's possible that a different P-car model used center caps in that size.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

If anyone knows the manufacturer of this wheel. Did not find a name on it. Looking to replace one of the center caps, as one is missing, and its not standard 76mm, but 62mm. This is on a 2003 Carrera. 19inch wheel.

POST 2Original post

Don't know manufacturer but that is a heavy looking wheel, Good luck with finding cap

POST 3Original post

Sorry, I don't recognize that wheel but I had a similar issue trying to find a 68mm center cap for my Niche wheels. After a lot of frustration, I ended up ordering Porsche stickers from beststickers.net and using them with the 68mm center caps that came with the wheels. Looks ok With the Niche rims with center cap stickers and has held up well for the past year. You could also take one of the other center caps off and see if there is a part number on the back to do a google search - it's possible that a different P-car model used center caps in that size. If I recall correctly, the Macan used a 65mm center cap, for example.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Actually, the wheel is a one piece forged aluminum , and is quite light. Just had them all straightened, refinished and re-powdercoated and sealed. I've already popped the centers, no part numbers on any of the other 3. Thanks for looking.

POST 5Original post

My wife is an artist: painted with Testors enamel, the base insert looks as good as Porsche's, saving hundreds of $.

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