more Euromeister 17" Fuchs ????
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Back space questions for 1986 turbo. Automotion has 17" fuchs 7",8" and 9".
7" has 23.3ET, would that fit the front as is? 9" has et15 if I add a 9mm spacer should they fit the rear? Should I do 8" in front and add a spacer. Does anyone have these on their car? I called Automotion tech support and put on hold foever.
7" has 23.3ET, would that fit the front as is? 9" has et15 if I add a 9mm spacer should they fit the rear? Should I do 8" in front and add a spacer. Does anyone have these on their car? I called Automotion tech support and put on hold foever.
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Yes, same as the stock early offset 951 wheels, but if these were designed for a 911 odds are you need a small (5 to 7mm) spacer to clear the 951 brakes
It would fit without the spacer, adding a 9mm spacer would likely not work and cause a lot of rubbing. 9" w/ et15 fills out the wells nicely on the rear of a '44
Might fit, might rub with a spacer. But the same issue with clearing the brakes would apply.
It would fit without the spacer, adding a 9mm spacer would likely not work and cause a lot of rubbing. 9" w/ et15 fills out the wells nicely on the rear of a '44
Might fit, might rub with a spacer. But the same issue with clearing the brakes would apply.
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Has anyone ever tried the Linea Corse Fox 17x7.5 & 17x9 on an early offset 951 or 944? I have the stock 16" now and like the look, but would like larger wheels. Also, it appears Otto-Fuch is offering larger style forged Fuchs for late offset.
http://www.fuchsfelge.com/index.php?id=357
http://www.fuchsfelge.com/index.php?id=357