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Old 07-04-2017, 12:05 AM
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Old 07-04-2017, 12:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Ralph3.
What size are those?
17" - I know many opt for 18" but for the 964 (non-turbo) Porsche only recommend the 17" Fuchs so thought I'd better stick with their advice. The Cups were 17 too so looks right to me.
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Love the fuchs. The look great, and are classic Porsche.
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Originally Posted by AJKOK1
17" - I know many opt for 18" but for the 964 (non-turbo) Porsche only recommend the 17" Fuchs so thought I'd better stick with their advice. The Cups were 17 too so looks right to me.
Really like that look.
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