Category: Wheels & Tires
Price: $2200
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): TX
Item Condition: Used
Shipping Information: Item can be shipped

Everything is sold. Thanks guys!

 

bad107 is an awesome guy to deal with. I bought the Toyo's, and he was very helpfull in everyway, even shipped on the date i wanted them shipped. Tire were as promised, dont hesitate to deal with him again. Kudos to you buddy!

 

I appreciate it!

Looks like the buyer of the wheels wants to return them because he can no longer afford them...(no comment...working something out with him)

anyway, they will be for sale again soon.

Thanks!

 

are these still available?

 

Hey guys, I have sold these wheels many times and almost had a customer for them bad107.

Hope to be of some help. Here is some sure info...

- Front will fit any 911 or Turbo 1999-2005 with any brakes up to 14inch like PCCB or Brembo/Stoptech. ET-39 is a great offset for the front. This can also be verified from the serial number on the back of any of the wheels.
- Rear will fit obviously a GT-3 (also narrow 996 with a simple fender roll using a 295 tire). Also a TT/C4S by using a 1in (25mm) or up to 28mm spacer/adapter. Take the spacer size in mm away fom 61 offset of the existing wheel and you will get the new offset. Thus 61 minus 28= 33, A standard 11in offset for HRE. with a 15mm spacer you would end up with ET-46 and factory is 18x11 ET-45.
- Last note. You can also send the wheels to HRE and have a 1in larger rear outer lip put on giving you an 18x12 Effectuve ET-36. Another good fit option and fairly cheap if you want max lip. You can run the 315-25-19 tires on an 11 or 12" wheel.

Nice wheels, Good luck

 

thanks! wheels are still available and ready to be shipped. Thanks!

 

Sorry to ask some novice questions, but wheels are by no means my area of expertise.

Would a standard 225 18 fit the front wheel?

Any idea what the cost associated with sending the rears back to HRE to have the wider lip installed would be? If the lip was extended would the stock 295's still fit?

Sorry to ask elementary questions, but I may be interested in these wheels, but buying a full new set of PS2's while I have about 60% life remaining would certianly sway my decision.

 

Awesome price for a very nice set of wheels.

 

did these get sold?

Any answers to the tire questions I posted above?

 

these wheels are still for sale...

i emailed HRE to ask about fitment on my lowered 2001 turbo. I also had my mechanic put them up to my car to check fitment...

My email from HRE is below...pretty much they are saying the fronts are fine and the wheels can be rebarreled ($550 each for the rear wheels). A spacer will solve the problem in the rear.

I also had my mechanic put them on my car (without tires) and they fit fine (front tires you can probably go up to 235) and the rears you probably want a 1/2" to an 1"

I can include a set of 15mm H&R spacers with extended lug nuts


"We recommend the following fitment listed per the Set of C20 wheels on your 2001 996 Turbo Lowered w/2.0” Springs F/R

Front = Current Fitment is Good @ 18x8.5, ET39, Rims 7.5” Inner w/1.0” Outer
Rear = Apply Fitment @ 18x11.0, Rims 8.0” Inner w/3.0” Outer, ET+35.5, No Spacers


Current Wheel Fitment for Order 64732
Front 18x8.5 ET36, Rims 7.5/1.0
Rear 18x11.0 ET 61 Rims 9.0/2.0
Texture Charcoal Powder Coat Centers
Polish Outers
Built for 04 Porsche GT3 11/26/2007
Lug Seats = Ball Seated 14x1.50 x27 Ball Seat Lug Bolts."

 

sounds like a 20-25mm spacer will fix the rear fittment for the Turbo ...

 

yes i think either would work fine. $2,200 shipped for an awesome set of HREs in great condition!

 

isnt a 25mm spacer considered excessive?

I've been toying with the idea of purchasing these, but the thought of a 1 inch spacer is killing me. Anyone have an opinion?

 

I think a 1" spacer is excessive but that doesn't matter because...

These wheels have been Sold to Me

 

Really sick rims. Do they fit Cayman?