Need help from wheel experts
Need help from wheel experts
I recently got a 997S a few months back a friend gave me these wheels/snows. He is a Ferrari salesman and took in a 911 on trade. The owner also gave him these wheels and tires. My friend is not a Porsche guy and is unsure what type of 911 these came from. I'm guessing that they are from a 996.
The front wheels are 17x7 ET55 with 225/50R17 Dunlop SP WinterSport M3 tires. The rears are 17x8.5 ET 50 with 255/40R17 WinterSport M3 tires. I am looking to put them for sale on eBay but I need help determining what cars they will fit. Can anyone help?
Thanks in advance.
The front wheels are 17x7 ET55 with 225/50R17 Dunlop SP WinterSport M3 tires. The rears are 17x8.5 ET 50 with 255/40R17 WinterSport M3 tires. I am looking to put them for sale on eBay but I need help determining what cars they will fit. Can anyone help?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks - I posted on another board and that was the answer that I got there too.
These are 996 Carrera 2 rims:
The 7" front rims should have part no: 996.362.124.00
The 8,5" rear rims should have part no: 996.362.126.05
I do not know why the fronts are fitted with 225 tires, as the standard tire widths for a 996 with 17" wheels are 205 front and 255 rear.
The 7" front rims should have part no: 996.362.124.00
The 8,5" rear rims should have part no: 996.362.126.05
I do not know why the fronts are fitted with 225 tires, as the standard tire widths for a 996 with 17" wheels are 205 front and 255 rear.
These are 996 Carrera 2 rims:
The 7" front rims should have part no: 996.362.124.00
The 8,5" rear rims should have part no: 996.362.126.05
I do not know why the fronts are fitted with 225 tires, as the standard tire widths for a 996 with 17" wheels are 205 front and 255 rear.
The 7" front rims should have part no: 996.362.124.00
The 8,5" rear rims should have part no: 996.362.126.05
I do not know why the fronts are fitted with 225 tires, as the standard tire widths for a 996 with 17" wheels are 205 front and 255 rear.
Last edited by caveatesq; Dec 29, 2008 at 01:09 PM.
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According to:
http://www.944racing.de / Das Auto - Felgen / Tabelle (sorry, a direct link to this page does not seem to work)
they are also called "996 Carrera 2" wheels!
My 996 C2 was delivered from the factory with these wheels (I have the 9" rears).
Last edited by bjarne996; Dec 29, 2008 at 04:21 PM.
The part numbers cast into the wheels start with 996. The fronts are 996 362 124 00 and the rears are 996 362 126 05. In addition, several google searches of these part numbers come up with wheels for a 996. They may also fit a Boxster, but I don't know for sure.
The answer is that those wheels were available for both the Boxster and the early 996 Carreras. They were offered on the 986 Boxster as the standard issued wheel for year round use, but also for the 996 Carrera as a wheel specified for winter use.
You can find those part numbers in the wheel section in the 996 parts catalog here, and it states those wheels are for winter use: https://techinfo.porsche.com/techinf...96_KATALOG.pdf
You can find those part numbers in the wheel section in the 996 parts catalog here, and it states those wheels are for winter use: https://techinfo.porsche.com/techinf...96_KATALOG.pdf
The answer is that those wheels were available for both the Boxster and the early 996 Carreras. They were offered on the 986 Boxster as the standard issued wheel for year round use, but also for the 996 Carrera as a wheel specified for winter use.
You can find those part numbers in the wheel section in the 996 parts catalog here, and it states those wheels are for winter use: https://techinfo.porsche.com/techinf...96_KATALOG.pdf
You can find those part numbers in the wheel section in the 996 parts catalog here, and it states those wheels are for winter use: https://techinfo.porsche.com/techinf...96_KATALOG.pdf
For a 996 the 8,5" rears are for winter use, probably to allow narrower winter tires than the std. 255s. The 9" rears may be used with both winter and summer tires.
The answer is that those wheels were available for both the Boxster and the early 996 Carreras. They were offered on the 986 Boxster as the standard issued wheel for year round use, but also for the 996 Carrera as a wheel specified for winter use.
You can find those part numbers in the wheel section in the 996 parts catalog here, and it states those wheels are for winter use: https://techinfo.porsche.com/techinf...96_KATALOG.pdf
You can find those part numbers in the wheel section in the 996 parts catalog here, and it states those wheels are for winter use: https://techinfo.porsche.com/techinf...96_KATALOG.pdf
Yes, they should work fine on a 986 Boxster. If you're going to sell it on fleabay, I'd just list the actual part numbers, the size of the wheels and tires, and say that according to your information, they will fit 986 Boxsters and 996 Carreras (specified for winter use on the 996, and may or may not require spacers), and that it is up to the buyer to make the final determination if it fits their particular car. That way, you're off the hook if there's any problem.
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