They are ET50 & coming from Italy

Size is 245/30/18 so not sure whether I should change to 35 if they fit in fine? mmmmmmmmmm

can't wait to see the pics those wheels look awsome

just seen these on e-bay they need tyres though
17" replica's
11th one from the bottom

http://search.ebay.co.uk/search/search.dll?from=R40&_trksid=m37&satitle=porsche+alloy+wheels

235's might be a good idea. the wider the tyre the more the car wants to 'tramline'

i had 255 on the rear of my mr2 tubby, and i couldnt drive in the insde lane of the motorway, as it just wanted to follow the 'tracks' made by the passing of all the lorries!

also, when tyres are narrower than the wheels it looks
stretched a la euro stylee! (kerbing is more likely though )

You would be able to show a picture from your car with these wheels?

Austria LE#302 wears these .
Owner is in German forum, nick: Wolfigang

that looks sweeeeeeeet

Love the alloys (not suprising!) but the bodykits a little too fussy for my tastes. Looks good though overall. Less is more with the coupe for me....it needs simple lines. Not even sure if the Zender kit is a little OTT (& Ive got one!).

245s won't tramline as long as the tyres are decent. Have run them on my coupe for donkeys.

30 profile will give you better height clearance as they are 1.2% smaller than std OE, whereas 35 profile are 2.8% larger than OE.
30 profile didn't even exist when I ordered mine but it depends if you want the fat tyre or rubber band look really. I would still go 35 profile personally but depending on your choice of stud adapter it might give you more work to do on your arches.

There are three different wheel designs that have been linked to here btw.
Porsche 993 turbo alloys or replica...led Porsche Cup 3s or Porsche Turbo cups
993 turbo replicas in 18" (originals were 17")
996 Turbo replica alloys in 18"

John, that you can tell the difference makes you such a serious anorak! Hail oh mighty Anorak but thank God youre around too.

Cheers John

I was wondering how you can tell the difference, i thought they all looked the same. So where can you get the 993 turbo alloys in 17", id rather just go 17" and not 18"

I found this website when browsing, the turbo alloys in silver 17" above the black turbo alloys with the silver rim, so does anyone know (JohnS) if they would fit, i.e the et, and with the hub spacers that change to porsche set up????

Would of helped if id put the website doh
click on wheels and tyres, then click 17"

http://www.design911.co.uk/index.htm?Region=UK

Anyone know about the wheels question ^^ that way

Did they ever turn out to be alright?

Yep! They look great. I put some pics on the picture thread a few weeks back.

if i knew u cud get these porsche replicas i wouldnt have bought my azev c,s they dont look like the usual aftermarket crap u see everywhere, i think the best wheels ideally would be the std 20vts just in 17 or 18s