Any one have any tips???
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YOUR RESEARCHHow can you tell Porsche OEM wheels from replicas??
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stamped part #s in back of wheel?
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weight is higher on non-Porsche OEM parts, also, on the backside is the Porsche logo.
Most (if not all) OEM wheels have the wheel width and the offset stamped on either side of the valve stem like this 10 || 65. 10 is the wheel width, || is the valve stem, and 65 is the offset. Most aftermarket wheels so not have this.
Thanks, I picked up a set of used wheels last night and the part number, wheel size, and offsets were all there. Thanks guys!!!
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