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That's a great link and is what I use when verifying wheels.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Ok, every reference I could find shows 996.362.142.03 for the rears. But I seen a rear with 996.363.142.03 as the part number. Anyone know what the difference might be?? Thanks

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http://www.944racing.de/felgengewichte.html List above has a bunch of the part numbers, though 996.363.142.03 is not one of them.

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That's a great link and is what I use when verifying wheels. That's why I'm scratching my head on the UNK part number. Anders had an idea over on the 996 Turbo forum. He thinks there was a TSB stating that some wheels got the wrong number stamped but they are the same wheel. Anyone else know about this?

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Sounds like a plausible cause. I am sure that BBS or Porsche should have an answer. If the back of the wheel spokes are smooth and don't have ridges I would weight it and if it matches the weight of hollow spoke p/n. I would then say it a real hollow spoke wheel.

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Maybe it's like those items sold in NY sidewalks. Folex watches, Gucki bags, Ferragambo shoes, 996.363.142.03 wheels.............

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