List of early offset after market wheels?
#16
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I love the Fifteen52 EvoSC but they're fairly pricey.
If you're one of the few like me who likes Aero Race Wheels, the 50 series might be an inexpensive alternative. They can drill custom stud spacing.
http://www.aeroracewheels.com/wheel_...ty_series.html
If you're one of the few like me who likes Aero Race Wheels, the 50 series might be an inexpensive alternative. They can drill custom stud spacing.
http://www.aeroracewheels.com/wheel_...ty_series.html
#17
Does anyone still make wheel fans? I know Livery did a short run of BBS style replica fans but I don't know of anyone else. I have to say, I'm surprised the stance crowd hasn't brought these back as a trend. Would be a wise business decision for wheel companies considering old BBS fans are going for $1k+ per set these days.
Very nice. More info?
#18
That's a good point on the fans. I guess there isn't really a one size fits all way to do it and would require that you drill and tap your wheels to fit them. Here's a pic of some non-centerlock BBS wheels that are tapped for fans:
On an crazy awesome DIY note, this guy made his own fans for his Audi replica race car. The whole build is pretty incredible.
http://www.audimotorsport.se/Bilder/...gar/index.html
Sorry to thread jack lol. I'm one of the weird ones that loves turbofan and aero wheels.
Back on topic though, are there other Porsche models from the same year range (pre-85.5) that used the early offset?
It would probably be most affordable to buy an aftermarket set used, it just may take some searching and time before a set you like pops up for sale but save you $$ over a custom set.
On an crazy awesome DIY note, this guy made his own fans for his Audi replica race car. The whole build is pretty incredible.
http://www.audimotorsport.se/Bilder/...gar/index.html
Sorry to thread jack lol. I'm one of the weird ones that loves turbofan and aero wheels.
Back on topic though, are there other Porsche models from the same year range (pre-85.5) that used the early offset?
It would probably be most affordable to buy an aftermarket set used, it just may take some searching and time before a set you like pops up for sale but save you $$ over a custom set.
#19
Rainman
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this is the wheel I have on my early NA, 7"s in the front and 8"s in the back, 15" diameter.
mine have gold centers though and they are bitchin.
I had mine reconditioned about 9 years ago and they are still in good shape but could be cleaned up...I also have 2 spare 8" wheels of the same type...if anyone's interested.
mine have gold centers though and they are bitchin.
I had mine reconditioned about 9 years ago and they are still in good shape but could be cleaned up...I also have 2 spare 8" wheels of the same type...if anyone's interested.