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2011 Porsche with center lock wheels

I took these pics at the International Auto Show in Va Beach sunday..

Old 01-12-2011, 06:26 PM
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Nice, about time
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Cool, just don't lose that several thousand dollar torque multiplying wrench that comes in your toolkit. I think those torque somewhere in the 250-300 lb*ft range.
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Old 01-12-2011, 06:43 PM
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One question:
What model is that? Surely that isn't the base with the pccb's and the center locks. That definitely has to be some turbo/gt2 variation. Any zoomed out photo?
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One question:
What model is that? Surely that isn't the base with the pccb's and the center locks. That definitely has to be some turbo/gt2 variation. Any zoomed out photo?
That looks like a Turbo but I believe the center locks are available as options on other models.


GT3 Center Lock Wheel by willtel, on Flickr


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Yuk! They don't look right.

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Got one more...911 GT2 RS 2011 variant Google Image Result for http://www.drivearabia.com/news/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/2011-Porsche-911-GT2-RS-450x312.jpg


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Not much dish in those wheels. Not sayin' that's a bad thing, just sayin'.

(I'll have to give the 'exotic' nod to a GT2 RS with centerlocks. That is a sweet, sweet ride)
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Where's PWD to point out the superiority of Mustangs? What's this place coming to?

Hella sweet rims. Porsche just keeps out-doing themselves, wish I could afford one.
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... What's this place coming to?

Hella sweet rims. Porsche just keeps out-doing themselves, wish I could afford one.
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Even if for nothing more than the ease of washing and/or removal.

For the rest; maybe they'll be cool when a gravity cast version come out.
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They are an option that started back in 2010. We have a 2010 turbo and a new GTS with them. Very cool but a roadside flat will need a tow truck, 7' breaker bar needed to loosen the bolt.
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I would expect those to have some sort of nut locking mechanism other than just massive amounts of tightening torque.

Something under that center-cap, perhaps. ...likely the center-cap has some locking features on the backside. (?)

Oh, and hasn't the CGT had those for a while now?

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