Where to find sport classic wheels for 993
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Dan
Dont be put off the 18" version. IMHO they look a whole lot better and with proper alignment the ride is really quite acceptable.
Porsche offered these as an option for the 993 through the Techquipment range, so I doubt they would have done this if they were unsuitable.
The 18" are split rims, and some of the refurbished ones have powder coated centres with polished outers which are much more durable.
Dont forget the steering rack brace if you go for the 18`s
Dont be put off the 18" version. IMHO they look a whole lot better and with proper alignment the ride is really quite acceptable.
Porsche offered these as an option for the 993 through the Techquipment range, so I doubt they would have done this if they were unsuitable.
The 18" are split rims, and some of the refurbished ones have powder coated centres with polished outers which are much more durable.
Dont forget the steering rack brace if you go for the 18`s
david hype said:
Dan
Dont be put off the 18" version. IMHO they look a whole lot better and with proper alignment the ride is really quite acceptable.
Porsche offered these as an option for the 993 through the Techquipment range, so I doubt they would have done this if they were unsuitable.
The 18" are split rims, and some of the refurbished ones have powder coated centres with polished outers which are much more durable.
Dont forget the steering rack brace if you go for the 18`s
Thanks. I won't exclude them but I am put off by the possible re-furb costs of the split rims and the ride quality question. There seems to be a fairly widely held view that 18s don't ride as well, though the one 993 I have driven with 18s was fine. Equally its suspension had been RUF'd, so ...
I do have the steering rack brace already.
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