18" SportTechno's w/S02As for sale
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08-18-2008 | 08:17 AM
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18" SportTechno's w/S02As for sale
** NEW PRICE @ $1700 w/o shipping **
I have a full set of flawless original Porsche 18" Sport Techno's for sale with Bridgestone Potenza SO2-A's on them that had about 1000 miles on them. They were purchased of a fellow 6Speeder friend of mine, and I've never used nor mounted them on my car yet, because I will be selling it. (So my grand plans for use just did not happen). I have 10meg pics available if needed. (If you look back in the sale section you can see the same detail from him)
I am looking to get $2100 for them (Same as was being asked previously by Lizard1), and $2500 shipped. (and again, same as I had paid for them). Prices are firm.
These will fit a 996 narrow body car, or, 996TT / C4S.....like mine, with the 17mm rear spacers as designed for.
Front: 225/40 ZR 18 (8"wide w/50mm offset) (N3 spec S02-A)
BBS 8Jx18 ET50
996.362.136.51
Rear: 295/30 ZR 18 (11" wide w/63mm offset) (N3 spec S02-A)
BBS 11Jx18 ET63
996.362.142.52
Thanks for looking.........BobR
I have a full set of flawless original Porsche 18" Sport Techno's for sale with Bridgestone Potenza SO2-A's on them that had about 1000 miles on them. They were purchased of a fellow 6Speeder friend of mine, and I've never used nor mounted them on my car yet, because I will be selling it. (So my grand plans for use just did not happen). I have 10meg pics available if needed. (If you look back in the sale section you can see the same detail from him)
I am looking to get $2100 for them (Same as was being asked previously by Lizard1), and $2500 shipped. (and again, same as I had paid for them). Prices are firm.
These will fit a 996 narrow body car, or, 996TT / C4S.....like mine, with the 17mm rear spacers as designed for.
Front: 225/40 ZR 18 (8"wide w/50mm offset) (N3 spec S02-A)
BBS 8Jx18 ET50
996.362.136.51
Rear: 295/30 ZR 18 (11" wide w/63mm offset) (N3 spec S02-A)
BBS 11Jx18 ET63
996.362.142.52
Thanks for looking.........BobR
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08-19-2008 | 11:56 AM
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nice wheels
are these hollow, I thought they came colid or hoolow spoke like some of the other OEM wheels/ I maybe incorrect.... great wheel, if they just made these in 19's would be my favorite oem wheel. good luck with the sale...
I have a full set of flawless original Porsche 18" Sport Techno's for sale with Bridgestone Potenza SO2-A's on them that had about 1000 miles on them. They were purchased of a fellow 6Speeder friend of mine, and I've never used nor mounted them on my car yet, because I will be selling it. (So my grand plans for use just did not happen). I have 10meg pics available if needed. (If you look back in the sale section you can see the same detail from him)
I am looking to get $2100 for them (Same as was being asked previously by Lizard1), and $2500 shipped. (and again, same as I had paid for them). Prices are firm.
These will fit a 996 narrow body car, or, 996TT / C4S.....like mine, with the 17mm rear spacers as designed for.
Front: 225/40 ZR 18 (8"wide w/50mm offset) (N3 spec S02-A)
BBS 8Jx18 ET50
996.362.136.51
Rear: 295/30 ZR 18 (11" wide w/63mm offset) (N3 spec S02-A)
BBS 11Jx18 ET63
996.362.142.52
Thanks for looking.........BobR
I am looking to get $2100 for them (Same as was being asked previously by Lizard1), and $2500 shipped. (and again, same as I had paid for them). Prices are firm.
These will fit a 996 narrow body car, or, 996TT / C4S.....like mine, with the 17mm rear spacers as designed for.
Front: 225/40 ZR 18 (8"wide w/50mm offset) (N3 spec S02-A)
BBS 8Jx18 ET50
996.362.136.51
Rear: 295/30 ZR 18 (11" wide w/63mm offset) (N3 spec S02-A)
BBS 11Jx18 ET63
996.362.142.52
Thanks for looking.........BobR
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08-19-2008 | 01:06 PM
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Good question. I just called Hennessy Porsche (where I got my C4S) and the parts guy says that these would be solids. He said that the only hollow-spoke wheels offered are in the TurboTwist selections.
On a side note........... think the spacer kit from Porsche is ~180-250........but no more than that. (Again, the shame of it is, I unwrapped them, checked the pressures, dusted them off, and they have stayed covered since..........well for all of a few months that is).
I've seen them in pics on some cars, and they actually look pretty darn nice. I was originally going to swap them for my white gt3 wheels if i were to autox with the car, but, just never bought the spacers...........time kinda slipped by.......and now Im gonna sell my car probably come end-of-september. (which btw is one unique, 100% factory ordered, c4s that will only have about 15K miles on it)
On a side note........... think the spacer kit from Porsche is ~180-250........but no more than that. (Again, the shame of it is, I unwrapped them, checked the pressures, dusted them off, and they have stayed covered since..........well for all of a few months that is).
I've seen them in pics on some cars, and they actually look pretty darn nice. I was originally going to swap them for my white gt3 wheels if i were to autox with the car, but, just never bought the spacers...........time kinda slipped by.......and now Im gonna sell my car probably come end-of-september. (which btw is one unique, 100% factory ordered, c4s that will only have about 15K miles on it)
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08-19-2008 | 01:11 PM
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even on a 997
These wheels are great, even would like to see on someones 997...... if they had a 19' I woukld run on my 997. Great wheels again good luck with the sale...
Good question. I just called Hennessy Porsche (where I got my C4S) and the parts guy says that these would be solids. He said that the only hollow-spoke wheels offered are in the TurboTwist selections.
On a side note........... think the spacer kit from Porsche is ~180-250........but no more than that. (Again, the shame of it is, I unwrapped them, checked the pressures, dusted them off, and they have stayed covered since..........well for all of a few months that is).
I've seen them in pics on some cars, and they actually look pretty darn nice. I was originally going to swap them for my white gt3 wheels if i were to autox with the car, but, just never bought the spacers...........time kinda slipped by.......and now Im gonna sell my car probably come end-of-september. (which btw is one unique, 100% factory ordered, c4s that will only have about 15K miles on it)
On a side note........... think the spacer kit from Porsche is ~180-250........but no more than that. (Again, the shame of it is, I unwrapped them, checked the pressures, dusted them off, and they have stayed covered since..........well for all of a few months that is).
I've seen them in pics on some cars, and they actually look pretty darn nice. I was originally going to swap them for my white gt3 wheels if i were to autox with the car, but, just never bought the spacers...........time kinda slipped by.......and now Im gonna sell my car probably come end-of-september. (which btw is one unique, 100% factory ordered, c4s that will only have about 15K miles on it)
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08-21-2008 | 05:19 PM
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A bump for myself............ (Or look at it like this........ $1500 worth of what new rubber would cost you.........and $1000 for the wheels........shipped). Thats not bad at all.
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10-28-2008 | 03:58 PM
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Time to bump this up.....its been a while.
Still $2100 before shipping, and we'd just tack-on whatever the shipping costs are. I will say in-advance, it seems that I'll have to keep delivery within the mainland US, as shipping costs seem to go over-the-edge when you cross the water.
Still $2100 before shipping, and we'd just tack-on whatever the shipping costs are. I will say in-advance, it seems that I'll have to keep delivery within the mainland US, as shipping costs seem to go over-the-edge when you cross the water.