Fuchs for 964?
#2
#4
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
Nice. I saw these too but they are not cheap.
http://www.psautoart.com/ps-wheels
I was wondering if there existed old Fuchs that could fit hence a cheaper alternative but I guess it's a miss.
http://www.psautoart.com/ps-wheels
I was wondering if there existed old Fuchs that could fit hence a cheaper alternative but I guess it's a miss.
#6
^^^ Yeah...correct me if I'm wrong, but provided one could find the centers at a decent price, a custom shop could build a set much cheaper.
I like Fuchs, but still looks wrong to my eyes in anything other than 911's. On the other hand, the 997 Sport Classic opened the door somewhat.
I like Fuchs, but still looks wrong to my eyes in anything other than 911's. On the other hand, the 997 Sport Classic opened the door somewhat.
Trending Topics
#8
#9
FYI
Apparently, at the Fuchs (original manufacturers) website, they have a survey for the forthcoming 17- and 18-inch Fuchs forged alloys. For those Fuchs fans out there, you might want to help contribute your opinions regarding size and offsets. Deadline is until August 31, 2011, so help get the word out to make it happen!
The website is in German, but Google Chrome & Internet Explorer 9 translates it to English. Also, there's an "English" button on the site as well.
http://www.fuchsfelge.de/index.php?i...lurLink%28this
ALOHA!
Apparently, at the Fuchs (original manufacturers) website, they have a survey for the forthcoming 17- and 18-inch Fuchs forged alloys. For those Fuchs fans out there, you might want to help contribute your opinions regarding size and offsets. Deadline is until August 31, 2011, so help get the word out to make it happen!
The website is in German, but Google Chrome & Internet Explorer 9 translates it to English. Also, there's an "English" button on the site as well.
http://www.fuchsfelge.de/index.php?i...lurLink%28this
ALOHA!
#11
IHI KING!
Rennlist Member
Rennlist Member
Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: Nashua, New Hampshire, USA
Posts: 13,387
Received 223 Likes
on
177 Posts
FYI
Apparently, at the Fuchs (original manufacturers) website, they have a survey for the forthcoming 17- and 18-inch Fuchs forged alloys. For those Fuchs fans out there, you might want to help contribute your opinions regarding size and offsets. Deadline is until August 31, 2011, so help get the word out to make it happen!
The website is in German, but Google Chrome & Internet Explorer 9 translates it to English. Also, there's an "English" button on the site as well.
http://www.fuchsfelge.de/index.php?i...lurLink%28this
ALOHA!
Apparently, at the Fuchs (original manufacturers) website, they have a survey for the forthcoming 17- and 18-inch Fuchs forged alloys. For those Fuchs fans out there, you might want to help contribute your opinions regarding size and offsets. Deadline is until August 31, 2011, so help get the word out to make it happen!
The website is in German, but Google Chrome & Internet Explorer 9 translates it to English. Also, there's an "English" button on the site as well.
http://www.fuchsfelge.de/index.php?i...lurLink%28this
ALOHA!
#12
Burgled
Rennlist Member
Rennlist Member
#14
IMO the Kerscher ones are the best suited to the 964, the old Fuchs are perfect for 911s but look dated on the 964. The Kerschers just have that modern flare to them that works for the 964, plus the bolts give them that speedline feel.... my 5 cents?
Just seems like the most progressive evolution in keeping withe the Fuch style.
Just seems like the most progressive evolution in keeping withe the Fuch style.
#15
Nice. I saw these too but they are not cheap.
http://www.psautoart.com/ps-wheels
I was wondering if there existed old Fuchs that could fit hence a cheaper alternative but I guess it's a miss.
http://www.psautoart.com/ps-wheels
I was wondering if there existed old Fuchs that could fit hence a cheaper alternative but I guess it's a miss.