Item Details
- Seller: jfunk
- Location: Fairfield, CT 06824
- Lot #: P-0004985
Available for auction is a set of 18" BBS E28 magnesium wheels. The seller states these rare wheels were removed from a 1995 993 Cup car but haven't been used in the last 5 years. These wheels are in good condition with only minor scuffs present, please view the gallery. These wheels are best suited for 993 and similar wide-body vehicles, but may fit other Porsche models. Please make note of all dimensions to determine if they will fit your intended application. Buyer is responsible for shipping, handling, and fees.
Wheel Dimensions:
Front: 9.5" x 18"
Part No: 01.83.054 0305
Size: R-TI50 7 1/2 X 18H
Outer lip Dimension Unavailable
Rear: 11" x 18"
Part No: 01.83.008 0196
Size: R-TI40 8 1/2 X 18H
Part No: 01.82.042 1102
Size: R-TA50 1 1/2 X 18
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Auction Results
- Highest Bid: $2,600
- Auction End: Jul 16, 2020 08:14:53PM UTC
- Number of Bids: 24
Comments (37)
@Exultant1 was there a photo that suggested? I have not seen this.
Im out...someone just informed me that these may be cracked
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Reserve has not been met.
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This is fun to watch but these wheels are worth a heck of a lot more.
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this wheels on my 993 will look great !
@939 I looked over the hubs and saw no cracks. I sent in photos that will be posted soon.
@JC688 The offset of the 11” wheels are 63.5mm and the 9.5” wheels are 57.5mm
@939 Great thank you.
@jfunk - Regarding the width, the fronts are likely 8.5" (7.5" inner barrel and 1" outer) and the rears are 10" (8.5" inner barrel and 1.5" outer barrel).
To determine offset, measure the backspacing first: by placing the wheel face down (like picture #7), putting a straight edge (or level) over the rim, and measuring from the bottom of the straight edge to the mounting surface.
Knowing the width of the rims (as measured between the beads), divide the width by 2 to locate center of the rim (4.25" for the fronts and 5" for the rears). Subtracting 4.25" (F) or 5" (R) from the measured backspace will provide offset in inches. Convert to millimeters by multiplying by 25.4. Thanks.
@939 They have not been professionally inspected. They were only used on one car so only centerlock. I have not used these wheels personally but I don'y think they were used heavily because the previous owner rotated between three sets of rims.
@JC688 I don't know exactly what the offset is but I will work on getting that for you. Thanks
Hello,
Where the wheels centers ever inspected for cracks?
Where the wheels inspected for straigness? The soft aluminum lips (barrels) are prone to damage if driven aggressively over curbs on the track, or driving over a large pothole.
Where the wheels every mounted on five lugs or they were used only as center locks?
What is the offset for the wheels?
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