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For sale: I am selling a set of genuine 996TT hollow spoke "twist" wheels.
Front: 18x8" ET50
Rear: 18x11" ET45
These are a perfect fit for all 993 and 996 widebody models. The hollow spoke wheels are much lighter weight than the solid spoke wheels that came on the early 996TTs and all 996 C4S models.
The wheels are in excellent structural condition and good cosmetic condition. None of them have any "curb rash" but there are a few nicks on a couple of the spokes closer to the center. Overall they are perfect "driver" wheels
$800
Is the photo retouched or is that actual? Reason I ask is the wheels look like the 05 Turbo wheels which were a touch darker silver than the 01-04 wheels.
Do they come with tires?
Great shot. I love my Nikon. Just picked up recently a D60. Amazing camera. Now if I could learn how to take pics with it like some of y'all I'd be set
Have you looked into shipping to the U.S.? I know every time I ship something to Canada, it costs more than it should, and goes into a customs black hole with no trackability and a large invoice for random fees and duties that shows up a month later.
Is it the same coming in this direction? With a guaranteed "total cost" to the U.S. removing that uncertainty, they'd probably sell more easily.
Shipping trans-border is a pain in the butt, and the costs are all over the map. When I bought my sport seats from a guy in New Jersey, I had shipping quotes all the way up to more than $2,000!
I've had excellent luck with freightquote.com They shipped my seats for about $350, including customs brokerage. They do a lot of eBay business, and really make it easy. If anyone in the US is interested in those wheels, I'd give them a shot at quoting. No affiliation. Just a happy customer.
