WALTSTAR

I know that because of the offset it would be an unorthodox design that resulted in a wire wheel for the 928, but I think that it would complete the car if it could be pulled off by some clever engineering. Has anyone else broached the subject?

BigCavolo

Wire wheels just can't look good on a 928.

hacker-pschorr

Mount up some steel wheels and pound on some Caddy hubcaps.

Ot just call Dayton, have a set made:

http://www.daytonwirewheels.com/street_rod_wheels/

James Bailey

The early front wheel drive Olds Toronados and Cad Eldorados which had the large offsets like a 928 have been fitted with true spoke wheels...so it has been done . Just need it drilled for the Porsche bolt pattern ...
Having had old Jaguars and experiencing what it is like when 1/2 of the spokes shear off when accelerating out of a corner, I am not a big fan

gazfish

Ever tried cleaning them !

RKD in OKC

Don't think the 928 is pump daddy enough for wire wheels. Maybe if you did two tone paint, put a vinyl top on it, some curb feelers, and leopard interior.

dr bob

Modern horsepower and tires overwhelm almost any wire wheel with spokes long enough to appreciate. Spokes are good at holding the car off the ground. Driving stretches the spokes.

There are "wire-wheel" wheel covers that might give you the look you want. Heavy, and typically need to fit over steel wheels.

Maybe paint spokes onto a manhole-cover wheel?

Jerry Feather

Get some BBS wheels. The "spider web" ones look kind of "spokey."

WALTSTAR

I HAVE A SET OF CRAGAR WIRE WHEELS WITH WELDED & VERY HEAVY (ALMOST 1/4") SPOKES THAT WONT SHEAR. THEY ARE FOR A CHEVELLE. SORRY FOR THE SACRILEGE.
NEVER-MIND.

Daniel5691

Like these Cragars?

decampos

Ah, this kind of thing?

WALTSTAR

Yup, those are the type. They are very sturdy and stable. Those wires couldnt have been driven on.

rexpontius

You see what happens when you put wire-wheels on your 928.... they spontaneously catch fire. Dont do it...

mark kibort

how about some spinners?????? 22" 'ers will do the job!