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YOUR RESEARCHWheels: HOw about these wheels??
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Clean then shouldn't be too hard
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Cleaning then shouldn't be too hard because they don't have the rivets.
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Didn't like the thought of using a toothbrush to clean my wheels too much.
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I like the first set - similar to the GT3 wheels, polished lip (I think)....who's are they?
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Didn't like the thought of using a toothbrush to clean my wheels too much.
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ok, buying tomorrow (will sell my wheels that are 2 weeks new, link below)
which ones do u like best?
EBAY LINK
or these??
one of these gets done, tomorrow.
let me know ur final thoughts.
regards
Who makes the first set, and how heavy are they?
As you may already know, bbs makes the 5-spoke carrera rims, and they are nice and light (20/21 f&r iirc?). Plus, they are super easy to clean.
Hi Eric, i believe they are from gcc motorsports in dania florida. i can't tell who manufactures them for them, it's not obvious (perhaps they manufacture the wheels themselves (then i'm hesitant). they have lots and lots of stuff on ebay, all p-car look a like wheels.
tough call, divided at the moment.
I like the 5 spoke. They are a dream to clean, you can actually get your hand in there and clean them good and proper.
I am biased, I have them on my car but I did have the option, at delivery time, to pick the 5 spoke or the Sports Classic II wheels. Didn't like the thought of using a toothbrush to clean my wheels too much.
At the end of the day though it is irrelevant what I or anyone else likes. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, so therefore go with what you like and not what everyone on the forum likes. You have to live with the wheels not me. We at least have a common love of the porsche it doesnt need to extend to the mods as well
I like the top ones, but of course I'm biased, because they're a copy of the wheels on my car.
In case you're wondering, here's a photo of my Ocean Blue 996 with the Porsche Sport Design (?) wheels...
I actually own both the Sport Designs and the Carrera 5-spokes. The SDs came on the car. While I think the SDs look better (especially on a silver car like min) hands-down, the weight difference is significant (roughly 7lbs per wheel, in the 5-spoker's favor). I can't feel much of an accel/braking difference, but what really surprised me was the improved ride from the 5-spokes due to the lighter weight.
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