What wheels are these?

[day1zero]

Can anyone ID my wheels?

TVM

http://i895.photobucket.com/albums/ac156/Day1zero/Detailing/P1020633.jpg

 

[Stewart Rix]

They look Speedlines to me, as fitted to the RS. You'll need to take them off to check for a Porsche part number to know whether they are oem or replicas.

 

[Dylan1]

dont know about the wheels but looks like the CIA are at the end of your drive

 

[jdpef356]

Another vote for speedlines[]

 

[clyde]

They don't look like 993 RS speedlines to me. Think it's more likely they're after market but possibly still speedlines?

 

[Alan Woods]

Yeah not RS Speedlines or copies, never seen them with that "twist" before.

 

[colt]

They are if i recall eta/beta wheels ,I'm not sure what brand they are marketed under?

Cj...........

 

[pse_SC]

Yeah not RS Speedlines or copies, never seen them with that "twist" before.

Speedlines don't have the "˜twist'[] Look like "˜after-market' of some description.

 

[Black80XSA]

They look like the Turbo 3 pieces wheels on the pws website. Certainly not RH Alurad wheels as they only bolt between the spokes.

http://www.pwsukdirect.com/porsche/main.htm

 

[day1zero]

I have a few "curb" issues with the wheels......

What I need is a relatively cheap repair and refurb and to sell them on (I have the original receipt for my wheels £3175 including 2 tyres - done prior to my ownership)

Then invest in a new (non-split rim) !!!

How much do you think I would get for refurbed wheels ?

Any other suggestions gladly welcomed !!!

Regards

 

[997GT3_KO]

ORIGINAL: colt

They are if i recall eta/beta wheels ,I'm not sure what brand they are marketed under?

Cj...........

+1, defo not RS Speedlines... there is a similar set for sale on Pistonheads

 

[Mears]

Well there's your first issue if you intend to sell them on; a proper split/dismantle refurb or just a quick spray over, rim nuts and all! I've no idea what they could be worth I'm afraid but I certainly avoided cars with all-over split resprays when I bought my Targa (most of which come with 17" 2-piece rims of course). If they use acid in the refurb process you can guarantee some will get past the nuts and stay in there! Whilst I do like my splits I'd never specify them if I had a choice; a built-in maintenance problem if ever I saw one! []
I think mine were refurbed by Jasmine up north, who did a good job for the previous owner. My own research had found 'Max Powder' in Hemel Hempstead who really appeared to know what they were talking about on splits too.



I have a few "curb" issues with the wheels......

What I need is a relatively cheap repair and refurb and to sell them on (I have the original receipt for my wheels £3175 including 2 tyres - done prior to my ownership)

Then invest in a new (non-split rim) !!!

How much do you think I would get for refurbed wheels ?

Any other suggestions gladly welcomed !!!

Regards
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