Michael O'Neal

HI all,

New to the scene, and just about to pull the trigger on a 72 T. My question is, are there *any* other wheel choices besides Fuchs? (and repros of Fuchs...) I think I can fit 15X7 with 205/50-15 tires. I can possibly fit 16 X 7 as well. (You tell me...)

Any links would be appreciated.

Thanks,

mto

gulf911

No, there are no 'other' wheels, that complete the classic 911 Look. IMHO... Why would you not want Fuchs?

SPDRacer

I asked a similar question for the early 911. It is available here.
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Jim Richards

How about Minilites?
<img src="http://212.67.202.161/~markw/rallyingonline//slowly_sideways/killarney2003/killarney2003_slowly_sideways_img_9133.jpg" alt=" - " />

frankd

You can use cookie cutter wheels which came on a number of early porsches. I have a 72 911t an run 15x7 for the track.

HarryD

If I am not mistaken, one of the moe difficult issues has to do with the bolt circle. Thereis the Porsche bolt circle and the others.

If you would rather not have Fuchs, I think Cookie Cuters where an option or if you do not want not to be "factory" correct, there may be a BBS wheel or a later year phone dial.

pig4bill

How about the steel wheels? They were standard on the earlier T's, not sure about 72.

hoffman912

minilites look great on older porsches. here is a picture of John Thorntons 1967 912R (#902), with minilites. will cost you to get em though. we priced em at 1200.. not including shipping from england, where they are made and sold. they do weigh a little more than fuchs though too (acording to Thornton).

<img src="http://www.hillmanimages.com/912/images/l68-19.jpg" alt=" - " />

cookie cutters will work, so will the old school basket weave gold bbs wheels (wish they had em in 15x6 so i could put em on my 68 912)