Fuchs wheel size
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You may use a 7x15 (911R or late style) or a 7x16, but the latter requires some compromises on ride height.
Now,....your tire choice really is the main consideration due to the wide variances in sectional widths & profiles of the same size.
Now,....your tire choice really is the main consideration due to the wide variances in sectional widths & profiles of the same size.
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Steve,
Thank you for the quick response...what about those tire sizes? I should have asked that question that way...what wheel/tire combinations can be put on a 73 911 E to maximize the deep dish look without rolling the fenders?
Thank you,
Steve
Thank you for the quick response...what about those tire sizes? I should have asked that question that way...what wheel/tire combinations can be put on a 73 911 E to maximize the deep dish look without rolling the fenders?
Thank you,
Steve
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There are some lengthy threads over on the Pelican board that explore this issue.
You might be able to get away with 7's in either a 15 or 16, using a 205/55/16 or 205/60/15 tire, but maybe not.
Wider fronts are easier than the rears, believe it or not.
The consequences of too much tire-a pulled fender lip on the front, or burned paint on the rear fender, are really bad, so you're best bet is some kind of 6" wheel with a tire that is close to the stock diameter.
Also, you will have people tell you 7's will fit all around with a 225 tire, then you see their ride height and the thing looks like a dune buggy. Super high ride height to fit wide tires=silly.
You might be able to get away with 7's in either a 15 or 16, using a 205/55/16 or 205/60/15 tire, but maybe not.
Wider fronts are easier than the rears, believe it or not.
The consequences of too much tire-a pulled fender lip on the front, or burned paint on the rear fender, are really bad, so you're best bet is some kind of 6" wheel with a tire that is close to the stock diameter.
Also, you will have people tell you 7's will fit all around with a 225 tire, then you see their ride height and the thing looks like a dune buggy. Super high ride height to fit wide tires=silly.
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