WizPorsche944

http://www.automotion.com/product.as...dept%5Fid=5129

Will They even fit or will they fit and look stupid. its an 87 .

968gene

the offset is wrong.

WizPorsche944

Right, But I have seen at least 2 87+ 944's with these and even an 88 with cookie cutters which is also early offset.

theykallmekem

i think they look good. just make sure you have the proper measurements. im trying to fit d90s on my 86 944, it looks good, but im just afraid of rubbing, so ima do more testing.

jlturpin

Yes, they will fit, but will stick out too far IMO.

Darwantae951

The design will look good, but I agree with jlturpin. I love Fuchs on 86 turbos!

V2Rocket

people that put those on usually have to roll fenders because it is a TIGHT fit.

knfeparty

I accidentally bought early offset 16" phonies and when I put them on they rubbed in the back bigtime. It wasn't even close to fitting. I wouldn't go there.

Wallace

Depending on the tire size, they may fit, but you will need to roll your fenders and increase the negative camber.

I bet if you went with 205/55/16 all around, rolled the rear fenders, and go with -2 camber up front and -3 camber in the rear, they will fit.

WizPorsche944

Im really surprised that no aftermarket compant ever made the fuchs in a late offset.

Reimu

I love the way fuchs look on the early cars

thekidd

D90's should fit on your 86. I had them on my 85.5, but with spacers.

theykallmekem

do you happen to remember the measurements on your spacers if you dont mind me asking?? im afraid to get a wrong measurement and they will stick out too much. i just want them to fill the fender a little bit more than my 15 in fuchs

Smoker324

I'm in the same boat -- trying to properly fit some d90's to an early car.

alxdgr8

Well most early cars are ET 23, and late cars are ET 50/60 something...so you'll need 25-30mm spacers (rought math..you'll need to know widths to make a definite decision)