What sucks about the 997 TT OEM Wheels?
What sucks about the 997 TT OEM Wheels?
So I understand that there are lighter, and more visually-attractive wheels than what come standard with the 997 TT.
I've read prior posts where people refer to the OEM's as being sucky. Will anyone care to elaborate, or is the above a sufficient summary?
I've read prior posts where people refer to the OEM's as being sucky. Will anyone care to elaborate, or is the above a sufficient summary?
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Hi,
as mentioned they are pretty good for a standard wheel option. I looked at getting some other wheels, but Porsche are not keen on any aftermarket mods whatsoever here in Dubai.
Its strong, light, but does not come close to some products out there, Champion and HRE to name but two !.
Considered painting the current wheel, really like the colour of the gen 2 GT3 wheel in titanium.
Rgds.
as mentioned they are pretty good for a standard wheel option. I looked at getting some other wheels, but Porsche are not keen on any aftermarket mods whatsoever here in Dubai.
Its strong, light, but does not come close to some products out there, Champion and HRE to name but two !.
Considered painting the current wheel, really like the colour of the gen 2 GT3 wheel in titanium.
Rgds.
For a bone stock car it may be not the best look, but after the springs and spacers it enhanced its look. I would only change it for GT2 or P40 wheels, but only if i get a very good deal on this ones. If you add a body kit, then you defenitely have to change it for a aftermarted wheels.
Nothing sucks about 'em.
OEMs are good wheels - relatively light, strong, don't show dirt, etc. They always have been good, especially on the turbos.
But I think a lot of people just like to have something different and unique. It's a matter of personal opinion, taste and intended use. For what they are, they offer a lot of value when purchased as slightly used take-offs.
OEMs are good wheels - relatively light, strong, don't show dirt, etc. They always have been good, especially on the turbos.
But I think a lot of people just like to have something different and unique. It's a matter of personal opinion, taste and intended use. For what they are, they offer a lot of value when purchased as slightly used take-offs.
I like them, would have used them if they were wider with a more aggressive offset. mostly OEM wheels have very bad offsets anyway i.e. Maserati Gran Turismo, love the wheels the offset is way off!

(I bought slatett's car when he traded it recently)
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