jp175

I'm looking to pull the trigger on some Zuffenhaus wheels. Standard finish.

M3EvoBR

I still think I like the car with the correct era wheels. Hard to beat a set of E88s or Speedlines.

911Jetta

This looks good!

ECS Tuning

^ Those do look pretty darn good

M3EvoBR

I don't know ... I have mixed feelings still.

August West

The new Fuchs are pretty good looking, just not quite like the vintage look...Zuffenhaus replicas look more like the real thing in my opinion.

RayB_911

Fuchs or Braids(Fuchs) are on my wish list. But last night when I polished my D90s I really admired them too.

August West

Correct me if I'm wrong but the offsets are way off for the Braids on a 964...not sure if you could get them to fit properly.

Mr.Alex

Feel as though the 964 has slightly too modern lines to pull off the vintage fusch's.

John McM

I (partially) agree. I'm fitting the new Fuchs to my GP white 964, but am putting a ducktail on to reference back to those older cars. It will interesting to see if that is the tweak that does it. It's about proportion and balance for me.

Vandit

I think it comes down to wheel offset and wheel width, and narrow body 964s really don't have too much room for either.

RayB_911

I thought Braid just released a new 16" version of the Fuchs that are for the 964. They are killer expensive. like $3,200.

bobaines

One of the appealing aspects of the 964 is that you can take the look of the car back to an early look with Fuchs wheels and early decklid, or you can stay with period bits (cup wheels and stock decklid or RSA wing) for a classic look, or use later wheels to give a more contempory look. What a solid design that has such range and flexibility. And they drive great to boot.

jp175

Looks great! With the 964 the 80s or 70s Fuchs wheels looks nice. I love when the Fuchs are painted black.

There is no "correct" wheel other than what one feels he/she like best!

M3EvoBR

No, there is not, there is correct era