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Originally Posted by special tool
Dude - that ain't gonna go over too well with him....
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Originally Posted by gmsracing
Update to the forged wheels from the 88-'89 turbo S. I have the Fuchs on my '86 but I really like the club sport wheels too.
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A tad pricey, but then you compare the size and offset options, theyre lightweight and strong, and a set of new ones costs the same as many used Porsche wheel sets.
And really, an 18" by 15" wheel for like $500USD? Not that bad IMHO.
A tad pricey, but then you compare the size and offset options, theyre lightweight and strong, and a set of new ones costs the same as many used Porsche wheel sets.
And really, an 18" by 15" wheel for like $500USD? Not that bad IMHO.
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Originally Posted by tifosiman
I second that. Being that "fast44" is run by a fellow local PCA member, there are lots of Porsches with Forgelines on them running around here in the Dayton, Ohio area. Nice wheels, light, look good. A bit pricey, but in wheels you generally get what you pay for.
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You could alway do it the way i did. Find car with rims you like. Buy car. keep rims, sell car
Ok its prob not the best way to do it but it worked for me. (not that I really wanted to sell the car in the first place either)
Ok its prob not the best way to do it but it worked for me. (not that I really wanted to sell the car in the first place either)
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I know how you feal. I don't want to get fuchs cause they make the car look old... They really do idc what you people say. Then again all the other wheels look nice but are 10 pounds heavier. See you are lucky you have Fuchs so you can sell those things for 400$ a peice!
If you want to sell them let me know i have been looking for a set but if your going to sell them give me a good price
If you want to sell them let me know i have been looking for a set but if your going to sell them give me a good price
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Originally Posted by shaheed
based on the website i like 'em. be nice to find a used set though, i'm trying not to break the bank here and 2k + the cost of 4 new 17" tires is a bit more than i wanted to spend right away.
Good used wheels are hard to find and I can't sell the PD's for anywhere near what you can get out of the Fuchs $800 +
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Originally Posted by Jeremy Himsel
To be quite honest, I think Fuchs look terrible. My appreciation for the style wore off in the late 80's.
To me the Fuchs just look old. I guess put me in the minority too. I feel a good set of Kinesis, Forgeline, or Fikses update the car nicely and keep it more contemporary-looking. JMO.
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I really don't know what's so nice about them.. except they are retro :-D
I parked in front of a Mustang GT (05) and I realized the Mustang had similar style wheels (very nice on the Mustang actually).
I parked in front of a Mustang GT (05) and I realized the Mustang had similar style wheels (very nice on the Mustang actually).