Check out these Volk Racing TE37 wheels on this white Porsche 997 GT3. The Volk Racing wheels are made by Rays Wheels in Japan. The front fitment for the GT3 is a 52mm offset 19x8.5 inch wheel with a 5x130 bolt pattern. The rear is a 65mm 19x12 inch wheel with a 5x130 bolt pattern. The Volk TE37 wheels weight about 19lbs for the front and 23lbs for the rear. As a 1 piece forged wheel, this wheel is EXTREMELY strong and lightweight which suits the Porsche 997 GT3 racing capabilities. The wheels are also designed to accept the factory TPMS sensors. The rear wheel features a concave face with about a 3 inch lip. These wheels can also be ordered in other colors including: Gunmetal, Silver, Black, and more.

Check out all the Volk Racing TE37 wheels we carry for Porsche here - http://www.vividracing.com/catalog/volk-te37-porsche-c-4542_4579_4589.html

This set of 4 Bronze wheels is instock and on special for $3200 shipped. Contact Us if you are interested.

Not my cup of tea but volks are good wheels for the money.

If you have pictures of a GT3 with wheels you prefer, post them. But post the sizes and weights. We are talking track wheels...

looks good imo.

Looks awesome!

If you can get a set with a rear offset of around 45mm +/- 3mm, I will buy them.

They dont have that, but you can run that offset with and H&R spacer. I have the spacer instock and will include it for FREE.

Thats a damn good price. I would love to see those Gunmetal on a gray car.

I have gunmetals going on a white car in about a week.

Dan, those blacked out would be sick!

That should be interesting. We wait pics.

I am sorry but IMO those wheels are ugly. Look better on a 350Z or other Japanese car.
The weights of 19 and 23 lbs are good not unique.
I do not think they compliment a GT3/RS. I'd go with the CCW's for track use. They look better.
Sorry just my opinion.

Ranger

I have 2 sets for track use and have posted pics of them on my white 997gt3 on the rennlist board should anyone care to see pics

The Rimms require metal hvac tape applied over wheel weights to make them stick or the use of clip on wheel weights which I now use

So far the Rimms have served their purpose well - ie they haven't bent, they are easy to clean and you can't beat the price given their weight and long term reputation for track use

Highly recommended - just slap some 235/315 hoosiers or 235/305 r888s and they make a great trackday setup


Paul

some pics

Lucas is a great photog, when were you up here? Was this the track day the N.Y club had? As for the rims, those are awesome track rims but I'm partial to black on a white car for a street setup. Sick machine btw.