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Kinesis changed the fitment for the 997S wheel so that the studs would no longer "stick" out beyond the center anymore.
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Here is a pic of a brand new set on a 996 TT (different fitment).
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Hey guys, I have a set of 996 C2 Kinesis F110 1 piece forged wheels that need to go. These wheels were mounted with tires for the customer and then he did not like them. So he dismounted the wheels and shipped them back. Now in the real world you cant do that, but with the beauty of AMEX, the retailer can get screwed.
So now I need to sell these wheels at cost. Genuine Kinesis F110 wheels. The fronts are 19x8.5 and the rears are 19x11. Porsche 996 C2 fitment. No damage, scrapes or bruises. Just the tires were mounted and dismounted.
Selling wheels for $3500 shipped. That is cost. They retail for over $4500.
If interested, let me know. Here is a pic of a brand new set on a 996 TT (different fitment).
Me too! I got a "woody" just looking at the close up pic! What are the offsets? Wait....... don't tell me, it will just tempt me more..... must resist.... don't need new wheels..... must... find... number... to... Wheel-holics Anonymous.
Responded to all PM's and Emails. Wheels are made for the 996 narrow body. 1 piece forged wheel. Great Kinesis Wheel. Kinesis is known for their precision and quality. Lug Studs fit secure on the car and however thick your lug stud head is, is how much it will appear. Most of us use factory lugs studs. I can fit it on my car for anyone to see.
Depends which ones they are. Kinesis changed the fitment for the 997S wheel so that the studs would no longer "stick" out beyond the center anymore. So if they're 996 wheels they're 996 wheels I would gather.
FYI: Standard 996 C2 lug bolts on the Kinesis F110's for the 02 C2 application.
Also, Kinesis is no longer making these wheels for the 996 but said that they're using the 997 fitment and the lug bolts still stick out - they have no pics on their website, but should be able to provide you with some if you inquire.
They have different fitments for the 996 and 997. The 997 fitment has a lower offset to push the wheel out further. This is the wheel for the 996 narrow body however. Call Nicole at Kinesis with any questions if you want direct answers from the manufacturer. This is the last set on the Kinesis shelves. They are reordering more now to fill their stock. Wayne thanks for the pics, looks like normal wheel fitment!
If you like OEM lug bolts sticking out that much then its fine. Even Nicole @ Kinesis was surprised at those pictures, but then later found out that's how they've always been and couldn't do anything else.
Caveat Emptor!
Kinesis does not have lug bolts that sit flush for the 996 NB application. You reuse the OEM lug bolts and that is how they're supposed to look like. I believe the lug bolts sit a little better with the F110s made for the 997, but remember the offset was built for the 997 in mind which might be an issue depending on the tire size used.
sorry to bring up an old post, but I remember reading this when I was completing the solution to this problem so here is my set of kinesis wheels, bolt heads shortened by machine shop. Only way I could find to get rid of those ugly bolts sticking out