Category: Accessories
Price: $1200
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits: Porsche 911 997 Turbo, Porsche 911 997 Non-Turbo, Porsche 911 996 Turbo, Porsche 911 996 Non-Turbo
Location (State): VA
Item Condition: Used
Shipping Information: Item can be shipped

For Sale is a set of OZ ULTRALEGGERA 19" Staggered Wheels. Wheel size are 19"x 8.5" , 19"x 12". It came of my existing 997.1 Turbo and I dont know the offsets but it was flush with the fenders with no rubbing. I took a pic of my new wheels now with the tires that I transferred over. The tire sizes are 245/35/19 Fronts, 325/30/19 Rears. The OZ wheels sat the same way. I did my best portraying the condition on the attached pics. The wheels are in good condition and true (no vibrations). One of the rear wheel has curb rash (see pics). The other 3 are in good condition. Its still a used set of wheels so its not perfect and wont win show awards. This set is great for track use or just a first or second for winter use or whatever. May need some repaint or powder coat to your preferred color as it has pitting on one wheel (rear with the curb rash). Its is very lightweight. I was amazed once the tires where off. Please PM for any questions. I will do my best to answer. $1200. I prefer local sale but will ship at buyers expense.

 

More pics

 

According to your pics, the front wheels are 8.5" width which would be proper for 997.1. These will probably fit 996 widebody as well.

 

Ah ok. I saw closer to 9 so I wasn't sure

 

Rule of thumb is to measure the physical width of the wheel and subtract -1" from it to get the specified width.

http://www.ccwheel.com/technical-measurements.php

There's also a tool on the CCW website to help you determine the offsets.

 

Good to know !!! I was wondering why it measured that way since my current wheels are 8.5 and 11

 

How old are the wheels and have you used them on track?

 

Wheels are 4 years old for street use only. Never been on the track. I'm too poor to track these cars. :-/

 

how much does it weight?

 

I don't know. I'm sure it's on the OZ website