joejoe

17prospective buyer, over at 944online in the forsale section (I think) there is a set of bbs 8x17/10x17 for sale for $1800. no affiliation, just saw it today.

Cosmo Kramer

16 X 7 ET 65 forged Fuchs 8.4 kg.

16 x 8 ET 52.5 forged Fuchs 9.1 kg.

That is pretty light for the strength of the wheel. My Cup 2's are 9/10.15 kg front/rear and they are considered light.

17prospective buyer

The manhole covers are made by Fuch's? Haha i giggle every time i see the "Fuchs" name.

brealytrent

I'd like to know where you got that information from. Also, I don't have specific measurements, but the arm scale says the phonedials are lighter :P So are the rims on my 924, but they are only 14s. The manholes on the 931 feel especially heavy - Are they the same as on OB 928s?

James Bailey

Nope different bolt pattern for one...phone dials are low pressure cast rims and not very strong .... compared to forged S wheels ...

hacker-pschorr

Now why didn't I think of that. My 9.5" wide phone dials would look awesome on my 86 Scirocco.
...then again, maybe a bit wide. Someday I'll find a use for these wheels LOL

UncleMaz

I recently burned through a set of rear tires on my Cup I's and put a set of polished S4 wheels on the car (had decent tires already). I am liking the period look and the extra sidewall on the crappy LA streets.

Renn_Thrills

They would look good on VW's except for the Porsche center caps, then it looks tacky and ridiculous

Renn_Thrills

doh! double posted... no delete function?

Imo000

Why? They ARE Porsche rims after all.

davek9

I think the low profile tires help the look of the rims, but that would not work on a 928.

Hold On

I have a couple sets of dish wheels laying around. I use one set for my winter tires, then swap back to my 19`s and summer tires in the spring. I have to admit the 16`s and winter tires sure are a smoother ride.