Back again....Gentlemen who was selling rims never got back to me with details. Found another possible deal.......19 inch Porsche wheels with Michelin ps2 tires in 235/35/19 and 295/30/19 with approx 9.5/32 tread all around.
The wheels are true 3 piece wheels made by Zone. Near MINT condition. TPMS is installed.

19x8.5 et 38 and 19x11 et 50. WILL THESE WORK ON A 2001 911 Carrera C2

 

these are 285's on the rear

 

what you need is some 18" inch wheels from a 2000 996 NB, which will work great on your car.... and i just happen to have some for sale!

 

They'll work. The rears will produce a slightly aggressive stance. Depending on your preference, this may be a good thing. My rears are currently at 19X10: 275/30/19; ET52. And, I prefer an aggressive stance.

 

assume you can just swap them and go????? no adjustments??? no spacers???

 

Exactly.

 

rrrruben......the ultimate source of knowledge.........thanks

 

As previously posted I did purchase these rims with rear tires being 295x30x19.....(rims front 19x8.5 et 38 and rear 19x11 et 50.). Test drove them and found no rubbing clearance issues etc.) Took car for a 40 mile (80 mi round trip) next day and noticed that at speed when I hit a larger bump in road a banging sound coming from rear of car. Can it be that travel in suspension is causing tire/wheel to cause banging....No marks on tires, wheel well, fender around wheel well. Only occurred on same stretch of bumpy road 2-3 times....What may be problem?. Can I possibly increase ride height slightly in rear(1/2 to 1 inch)
If so, how.......BTW front has new bilstein HD struts and I have rears on order to replace original struts

 

Here is mine with 295/30/19 rears

 

thanks for the pic BUT my issue is the bang I get when hitting a bump at speed(50-60mph) Are you experiencing any? Did you anything to adjust height, camber etc

 

rrrruben, what wheels do you have installed? That's the wheel design I've been looking for.

Bob

 

rrrruben......hope u also have a thought on my noise issue....you have been very very helpful

 

rrrruben, you out there?