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Old 07-31-2008, 06:45 AM
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^ one of my favorite pcar wheels!
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Here are the pics.
hey LA TECH,

what size are those wheels on the 996? i've recently purchased a 996 with brombachers, they're 19" wheels and the rear tires need replacing

they're currently 305-25-19 on the rears, i want to go with a thinner tire in the rear but i dont know what size the wheels are. can you help me out? i'm in the LA area (torrance)



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Old 08-03-2008, 10:18 PM
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Here are pics of these rims on my 987 Boxster S

I didn't go for an aggressive offset, so I'm fairly certain my set would fit a 986 as well.... unfortunately I can't remember the offsets off the top of my head...




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very nice wheel
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Old 08-04-2008, 12:49 PM
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Pull the rear wheel off and it should be stamped on the back. It will have the size and offsett stamped on the back. Let me know if I can help with your tire purchase. We carry most name brand tires and do all our mount and balancing in house. Becareful with those main stream tire shops. I can't tell you how often I hear tire shops scratching wheels. We are right off the 405 fwy and the Santa Monica exit.

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hey LA TECH,

what size are those wheels on the 996? i've recently purchased a 996 with brombachers, they're 19" wheels and the rear tires need replacing

they're currently 305-25-19 on the rears, i want to go with a thinner tire in the rear but i dont know what size the wheels are. can you help me out? i'm in the LA area (torrance)



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Hey NICE Boxster turbobunny.
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Thanks! Unfortunately she was sold several months ago... I still have the rims though! They are sitting in my garage waiting for someone to buy them.... but I'm also thinking that there may be a Cayman in my future that these will also look good on!

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Let me know if I can help with your tire purchase. We carry most name brand tires and do all our mount and balancing in house. =
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that's excellent i live pretty close to your shop. do you stock pirelli p-zero-rossos? maybe i can just drive to your shop and we can determine what size would be optimal then and there. are your prices similar to tire rack?
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Hey Guys,

I think I may have stumbled on to a few sets of 19" Work wheels for the Cayman. If things go as planned we will be able to get these at a smoking deal.
How much do they weigh? Are they cast or forged?
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that's excellent i live pretty close to your shop. do you stock pirelli p-zero-rossos? maybe i can just drive to your shop and we can determine what size would be optimal then and there. are your prices similar to tire rack?

Come on down. I should be able to match the Rack. I'll let you know what will work best on your car. I have a few better ideas instead of Pirelli.
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Old 08-07-2008, 04:12 PM
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How much do they weigh? Are they cast or forged?
Although they are cast they are surprisingly light. The front 19x8.5 are apx. 24 lbs and the rear 19x10 are apx. 27 lbs. I have to tell you the construction and quality is very impressive. I mounted a Work wheel the other day and it was so perfectly round and balanced that it required no weights what so ever. I have found that even some of the most expensive wheels have been extremely out of round even when they come right out of the box. Fortunately I have never encountered that from the Work line of wheels.
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Come on down. I should be able to match the Rack. I'll let you know what will work best on your car. I have a few better ideas instead of Pirelli.
thanks a bunch! unfortunately i only need to replace the rear tires so wouldnt i need to buy new front tires if i were to go with a diff. brand? also do you work by appointments or can i just walk in?
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Although they are cast they are surprisingly light. The front 19x8.5 are apx. 24 lbs and the rear 19x10 are apx. 27 lbs. I have to tell you the construction and quality is very impressive. I mounted a Work wheel the other day and it was so perfectly round and balanced that it required no weights what so ever. I have found that even some of the most expensive wheels have been extremely out of round even when they come right out of the box. Fortunately I have never encountered that from the Work line of wheels.
Thanks, they look nice.
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