Fuchs Fuchs and more Fuchs
04-30-2012, 04:22 PM
#151
Three Wheelin'
Listen, we are not looking for the last pound so if these wheels are to your liking you should take them. The weight penalty is not that big. Around 20 lbs more for the set if memory serves me right.
In Europe the Fuchs are cheaper than the Porsche Sport Classics so the choice is easy for me. Stronger, lighter and with a gloss finish they'll be just perfect.
FYI, center cap "Porsche" is also possible on the Fuchs wheels.
I believe the Fuchs are also available in the US, can't remember where though.
This is not bad looking if your after even more of a retro look:
In Europe the Fuchs are cheaper than the Porsche Sport Classics so the choice is easy for me. Stronger, lighter and with a gloss finish they'll be just perfect.
FYI, center cap "Porsche" is also possible on the Fuchs wheels.
I believe the Fuchs are also available in the US, can't remember where though.
This is not bad looking if your after even more of a retro look:
Last edited by TT-911; 12-15-2012 at 07:44 AM.
10-06-2012, 03:53 PM
#153
Drifting
Because they can ! The weight of those wheels is known. A good deal heavier than the stock TT1 wheels (forged and made by Fuchs) and much heavier than the real Fuchs. What do you mean with deep dish ? I do not see a deep dish on the Fuchs. Here a picture of a turbo with the real thing :
10-06-2012, 03:58 PM
#154
Drifting
Listen, we are not looking for the last pound so if these wheels are to your liking you should take them. The weight penalty is not that big. Around 20 lbs more for the set if memory serves me right.
In Europe the Fuchs are cheaper than the Porsche Sport Classics so the choice is easy for me. Stronger, lighter and with a gloss finish they'll be just perfect.
FYI, center cap "Porsche" is also possible on the Fuchs wheels.
I believe the Fuchs are also available in the US, can't remember where though.
This is not bad looking if your after even more of a retro look:
In Europe the Fuchs are cheaper than the Porsche Sport Classics so the choice is easy for me. Stronger, lighter and with a gloss finish they'll be just perfect.
FYI, center cap "Porsche" is also possible on the Fuchs wheels.
I believe the Fuchs are also available in the US, can't remember where though.
This is not bad looking if your after even more of a retro look:
12-01-2012, 09:56 AM
#155
Drifting
It only took me 8 months to make a purchase but here they are...
........Congrats!! I wouldn't have let the minimal weight difference deter me either.
12-01-2012, 02:09 PM
#157
Drifting
12-01-2012, 10:27 PM
#158
Rennlist Member
I replaced the Ruger Classics with genuine Porsche Sport Classic wheels. The difference is noticable. I've wanted these wheels since I first saw them on the '10 Speedsters and Sport Classic 997s.
12-02-2012, 09:01 AM
#160
Drifting
12-02-2012, 09:48 AM
#162
Drifting
01-18-2013, 10:58 PM
#165
Rennlist Member
I already have Factory Black wheels so I am not sure I want another set of Black Wheels, that is what is stopping me at this point. That and the weight, I do think they look great.