newer wheels for 951 86
12-15-2007, 08:29 PM
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newer wheels for 951 86
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I have 86 turbo with original Fuchs , and I want a more aggressive look , I want to get newer performance wheels, for it I want light weight and original Porsche in 17 or maybe 18 , I don't race or anything like that i just finsh invest alotof money in my engine and new dash and my car is almost like i want it but need a newer look, My car is silver if you guys have some pictures to help me make a good decision thanks by the way what is the right spacers thta i will need to add for front and rear.
I have 86 turbo with original Fuchs , and I want a more aggressive look , I want to get newer performance wheels, for it I want light weight and original Porsche in 17 or maybe 18 , I don't race or anything like that i just finsh invest alotof money in my engine and new dash and my car is almost like i want it but need a newer look, My car is silver if you guys have some pictures to help me make a good decision thanks by the way what is the right spacers thta i will need to add for front and rear.
12-15-2007, 08:42 PM
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I'm always considering new wheels as well, and I just made these pics today.
Here's a number of different Porsche factory rims on a 944:
Most of these can be bought of Ebay as replicas in late offsets (50-65mm). You would have to run approximately 30-40mm spacers (someone please correct me if I'm wrong) for most of these wheels because an 86 944 has early offset (20-25mm).
Here's a number of different Porsche factory rims on a 944:
Most of these can be bought of Ebay as replicas in late offsets (50-65mm). You would have to run approximately 30-40mm spacers (someone please correct me if I'm wrong) for most of these wheels because an 86 944 has early offset (20-25mm).
12-15-2007, 09:11 PM
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I'm always considering new wheels as well, and I just made these pics today.
Here's a number of different Porsche factory rims on a 944:
Most of these can be bought of Ebay as replicas in late offsets (50-65mm). You would have to run approximately 30-40mm spacers (someone please correct me if I'm wrong) for most of these wheels because an 86 944 has early offset (20-25mm).
Here's a number of different Porsche factory rims on a 944:
Most of these can be bought of Ebay as replicas in late offsets (50-65mm). You would have to run approximately 30-40mm spacers (someone please correct me if I'm wrong) for most of these wheels because an 86 944 has early offset (20-25mm).
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12-16-2007, 12:10 AM
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Can someone post picts of silver 951 with wheels , want see if will looks as good as in red guards cars! so 18 inches will not sacrifice ride or accelaration vs 17 right!
12-16-2007, 04:30 AM
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Nice car - I really love Zermatt Silver. And I like the black 16" fuchs on that car! But if you really want bigger wheels, I would say 17" or 18" would both be OK. Personally I'd go with 17" because tires are cheaper, and the ride quality can get to harsh with 18" wheels.
12-16-2007, 11:50 AM
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