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Euromeister 17" Fuchs Replicas - Feedback?

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Old 06-18-2014, 02:29 PM
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Originally Posted by tifosiman
I know everyone is different and has different opinions, but I think the 944 series cars don't look right with anything bigger than 17's. Just my opinion though!
Oh really? Here's my latest project with 18's. Don't mind the rake, I still have to adjust my rear coilovers.

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I think 18s fit the car very well.

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Old 06-18-2014, 03:41 PM
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Originally Posted by tifosiman
I think the issue is that if you look at the inside of the "petals" of the 951 specific Fuchs, they are carved out more compared to the 911 part# Fuchs that they use as the donor centers.

Several years back I posted comparison photos of the differences between the two versions but I can't find them now.
Originally Posted by tifosiman
Very interesting info! Thank you for sharing that, it is definitely a gem that needs to stick around...I'm wondering what kind of camber angle's you'd need to fit those Fuchs underneath 86 turbo fenders with the (what looks like) required 7mm spacer to prevent rubbing...

I bet they would fit my car with the current aggressive stance I have...too bad i'm putting a clutch in it right now.
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Here's the setup I was planning for my early offset NA (1985.5)

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Front: 17 x 8, ET 10.6
Tires: 205-50-17

Rear: 17 x 9, ET 15
Tires: 255-40-17

Now here's the rub (pun intended). I have all the parts required to swap out the NA brakes for a turbo brake upgrade, hubs, spindles, rotors, calipers etc. Planning on swapping them out in the future once I rebuild the Brembos. Any anticipated interference / rubbing issues? Spacers etc?
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I've run this through a few online offset calculators and the net result is that the 17x8 fronts will sit in 1mm closer on the inside and extend an additional 23mm out. The 17" rears will sit 5mm closer inside and an additional 21mm out. Obviously that's just the rim edges and do not account for the tire size.
Old 07-04-2014, 10:28 PM
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Is there any fix for the wheels to fit on turbo calipers? It would be super cool to run these wheels.
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Have you considered these fuch reps?

http://www.wheeldude.com/catalog/ind...1ac473c99360b7



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