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I had Fuchs on my 1967 and 1986 911's and loved the look. They belong on those marks. If they came with a deep dish for a 997 I'd think twice.
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Riddler, I completely agree. The original Fuchs were OK, but the new Fuchs didn't translate/upscale well to 19" wheels. They look smaller that 19" and the spokes are disproportionate to the wheel. The aftermarket "Fuchs style" wheels are even worse.
Obviously, not all people. I'll bet they would make great boat anchors.
Obviously, not all people. I'll bet they would make great boat anchors.
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Would love to own the 19" Fuchs.
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Obviously, you a) don't know 911s very well and b) also don't read well.
Strange that you say I am the one "stuck in in the past" when, in fact, you are the one that likes the Fuchs wheels... which are a design from decades ago!
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Forgestar CF10 wheels in Gunmetal during warm weather and Porsche Carrera S II in winter.
Obviously, you a) don't know 911s very well and b) also don't read well.
Strange that you say I am the one "stuck in in the past" when, in fact, you are the one that likes the Fuchs wheels... which are a design from decades ago!
Obviously, you a) don't know 911s very well and b) also don't read well.
Strange that you say I am the one "stuck in in the past" when, in fact, you are the one that likes the Fuchs wheels... which are a design from decades ago!
The new 19" sport classic Fuchs was put out a couple/few years ago. Why did they bring them back, and why are 997 owners wanting to have these wheels. They look amazing on a lowered 997/993etc... They are a new 19" design style that look and fit perfectly. New school stuff bud! They share similarities to the couple decades old FUCHS but have more curves for the newer body styles. The
Sport Classic Look much better than the
FS CF10 especially the gun metal ones.
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