Pure Sex: old school
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Originally Posted by 2bridges
YES I DO!
only track tire I could find in this size with tread depth suitable for rain.
These ae dual pupose street/track/AutoX. Will see how long they last, they sure feel grippy soft
only track tire I could find in this size with tread depth suitable for rain.
These ae dual pupose street/track/AutoX. Will see how long they last, they sure feel grippy soft
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Yes old school all right. Nice! Really deep dish too. Do you have an '86? The tyres look quite high profile but maybe it's the angle and I did read they were 45 profile which if you think of when these wheels were first available there was no such thing as a 45 aspect ratio. Post a photo or two when you get them on the car.
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Hey they look nice and I reckon those 17's or 18's would look really good on certain cars. I think there's a company in England that takes 3.0 SC's and creates a sort of retro replica RS look but a bit FATTER. They look great in my books and those Lindsey converted Fuchs would suit them down to the ground. (pun intended)
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I never did post the before pic- total finishing costs are unknown at this time ... cough cough cough...... uhhh yeah I have not paid the bill as he is final polishing my 8" and will settle up then. ballpark is $400 for 9s
BEFORE PIC
BEFORE PIC
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Originally Posted by 333pg333
Hey they look nice and I reckon those 17's or 18's would look really good on certain cars. I think there's a company in England that takes 3.0 SC's and creates a sort of retro replica RS look but a bit FATTER. They look great in my books and those Lindsey converted Fuchs would suit them down to the ground. (pun intended)
any ideas who does the replica RS in UK? You have my attention now!
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Originally Posted by tommo951
any ideas who does the replica RS in UK? You have my attention now!
EDIT: Here you go Thommo. http://www.psautoart.com/
Don't know about anyone else but I like them!
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Originally Posted by David Floyd
Very nice and the best thing is, they weigh about 2 lbs :-)
Last edited by 333pg333; 02-14-2007 at 04:11 PM.
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not really - more like 2.5
oka, okay 17lbs 4 ounces - for 9" wide forged wheel. Gotta love forged wheels - light and strong
will weigh the 8" once back from polish
oka, okay 17lbs 4 ounces - for 9" wide forged wheel. Gotta love forged wheels - light and strong
will weigh the 8" once back from polish
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I hate to bring this up, but I know someone who bought 3 pairs of used 9" Fuchs before he had 2 wheels that weren't cracked. It seems these wheels are often run quite hard, harder than your average 6" or 7" Fuchs. I assume when you had them refinished they probably checked them for cracks?
They looks fantastic, though. For me, that's the ultimate look for an early-offset 944!
They looks fantastic, though. For me, that's the ultimate look for an early-offset 944!