Porsche Wheels

by **simontaylor** » Wed Aug 23, 2006 5:35 pm

And being a stone overweight is 6.3 Kgs.
Not an issue for you skinny arses out there.
About the same as 2 gallons of beer.

by **andyh877** » Wed Aug 23, 2006 5:35 pm

David Gentleman wrote:
clee wrote:I want to swap my Azev Cs out for somthing lighter in both weight and looks .Are the Rimstock Prorace the only ones ?

If you don't mind having a 4 stud wheel on the front and a 5 stud one on the back, I can do almost anything...

sounds like a bit of a bodge job......

you can get multipiece rims made for quite a fair price these days.....

image or compomotive can make up almost anything within reason.....

or if you really want light..... go magnesium..... KERRRRRRChing they will seriously lighten your wallet also :lol:

by **David Gentleman** » Wed Aug 23, 2006 5:39 pm

andyh877 wrote:
David Gentleman wrote:
clee wrote:I want to swap my Azev Cs out for somthing lighter in both weight and looks .Are the Rimstock Prorace the only ones ?

If you don't mind having a 4 stud wheel on the front and a 5 stud one on the back, I can do almost anything...

sounds like a bit of a bodge job......

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No, its not a bodge :roll:

, the only way of getting suitable width and offset is to go with 5 stud fitment wheels on billet hubadaptors if you want to stay with a monoblock type design of wheel..

by **clee** » Wed Aug 23, 2006 5:53 pm

17" all round and located on the hub diameter so any spacers to be thick if anything so I can put a new hub locator on .I can get spacers made FOC .Best to decide on a width then take it from there ?????
To much choice ,I like the spokeier ( is that a word ) look ,black/anthracite ,good inner clearance .Any suggestions
This is a useful tool ...............
http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp