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DavidL

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What's the likely value of a set of 997 turbo alloys with appropriate tyres against the equivalent 996 hollow spokes again with tyres?

Am I right in thinking that pre facelift 996 cars came with solid wheels along with C4S but the 02 on cars came with hollow spokes?
 
Not sure on the 997 alloys. But our 996 Turbo has solids - 2001, just bought a set of hollow spokes with Pirelli N something's for £500 off the bay. Got rid of the Pirellis and put our winter tyres on the hollows. Dead chuffed, last year good 996 hollows were a lot more money.
 

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