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Porsche Wheel website

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I bought some Boxster Carrera light weight OEM wheels for $460 from Craigslist in the Bay area. The only thing was that he had 2 rears and 1 front. I started searching everything from Wheel Enhancement to eBay for the front wheel. The OEM wheels were going for up to $800 and the rest were just replica wheels.

I came across this website and couldn't believe it, they were selling Porsche OEM wheels at very a low price. I received the wheel last week and verified it had the correct Porsche part# 996-362-134-05 and size 7.5Jx18-ET 50 and in excellent condition.

I have no affiliation to the website, just a happy customer.

http://shop.wheelsrims.net/search.ht...003&part_type=

phillipj Member

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I bought some Boxster Carrera light weight OEM wheels for $460 from Craigslist in the Bay area. The only thing was that he had 2 rears and 1 front. I started searching everything from Wheel Enhancement to eBay for the front wheel. The OEM wheels were going for up to $800 and the rest were just replica wheels.

I came across this website and couldn't believe it, they were selling Porsche OEM wheels at very a low price. I received the wheel last week and verified it had the correct Porsche part# 996-362-134-05 and size 7.5Jx18-ET 50 and in excellent condition.

I have no affiliation to the website, just a happy customer.

http://shop.wheelsrims.net/search.ht...003&part_type=

Duster,

That link seems to be dead......

Phillipj

Duster Member

Duster

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Try this link: http://www.wheelsrims.net/

I bought some Boxster Carrera light weight OEM wheels for $460 from Craigslist in the Bay area. The only thing was that he had 2 rears and 1 front. I started searching everything from Wheel Enhancement to eBay for the front wheel. The OEM wheels were going for up to $800 and the rest were just replica wheels.

I came across this website and couldn't believe it, they were selling Porsche OEM wheels at very a low price. I received the wheel last week and verified it had the correct Porsche part# 996-362-134-05 and size 7.5Jx18-ET 50 and in excellent condition.

I have no affiliation to the website, just a happy customer.

http://shop.wheelsrims.net/search.ht...003&part_type=

Duster,

That link seems to be dead......

Phillipj

packetstorm88 Member

packetstorm88

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Try this link: http://www.wheelsrims.net/

I bought some Boxster Carrera light weight OEM wheels for $460 from Craigslist in the Bay area. The only thing was that he had 2 rears and 1 front. I started searching everything from Wheel Enhancement to eBay for the front wheel. The OEM wheels were going for up to $800 and the rest were just replica wheels.

I came across this website and couldn't believe it, they were selling Porsche OEM wheels at very a low price. I received the wheel last week and verified it had the correct Porsche part# 996-362-134-05 and size 7.5Jx18-ET 50 and in excellent condition.

I have no affiliation to the website, just a happy customer.

http://shop.wheelsrims.net/search.ht...003&part_type=

Duster,

That link seems to be dead......

Phillipj

They're selling 04 - GT3 wheels for under 300 bucks. I wonder if they're replicas...... :o

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