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Old 01-28-2011, 12:52 PM
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Default FS: 19" OEM Sport Classic Fuchs Wheels with MPS Tires

SOLD.....I have a near new set of OEM Porsche "Sport Classic" Fuchs wheels that I've decided to sell. They have Michelin Pilot tires in very good condition mounted & will be sold together. There are no blemishes whatsoever on the wheels & I can provide high res pictures to anyone interested.

Specs are:
Front - 8.5" x 19 ET55 PN#997 362 157 56 MPS - 235/35/19
Rear - 11.5" x 19 ET50 PN#997 362 163 56 MPS - 295/30/19

Price - SOLD! Going on a GT Silver C4S....










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oooh...nice.....are the offsets good for NB 996/997 fitment?
Old 01-28-2011, 01:27 PM
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As I recall, these offsets are for the wide body 997. You should ask him why he's getting rid of them. He's got them pictured on a 993. No way should a 19 inch wheel be used on a 993, much less a 996. If you put them on your 996 just be prepared for excessive suspension wear and premature failure.

Keep in mind that the wheels, alone, (being castings) weight nearly 32 lbs A PIECE for the rears, and over 25 lbs A PIECE for the fronts--sans tires! (For comparison, The Fuchs Racing one-opiece forged wheels weigh 23.6 lbs each for the 12 in rear wheels--a savings of 8 lbs each).
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I can only guarantee that these will work on a 996 / 997 WB - they may be a tad aggressive on a NB.

Hey Dan - pretty abrasive post (you're obviously an "expert"). Why don't you relax a little?

FYI - the wheels were only on my 993 for a day or 2 to see what they would look like (I'm a wheel collector).
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Originally Posted by Edgy01
As I recall, these offsets are for the wide body 997. You should ask him why he's getting rid of them. He's got them pictured on a 993. No way should a 19 inch wheel be used on a 993, much less a 996. If you put them on your 996 just be prepared for excessive suspension wear and premature failure.

Keep in mind that the wheels, alone, (being castings) weight nearly 32 lbs A PIECE for the rears, and over 25 lbs A PIECE for the fronts--sans tires! (For comparison, The Fuchs Racing one-opiece forged wheels weigh 23.6 lbs each for the 12 in rear wheels--a savings of 8 lbs each).
I would love to see those Fuchs Racing wheels finally for sale, but I'm starting to get frustrated with their progress, especially since their website seems to have been sold off to another Fuchs clone (Fuchs Performance). Maybe they have renamed themselves Mañana Wheels.

OP, where are you located?
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I hope to be able to show a set of Fuchs Racing drop forged wheels within a couple of weeks on my car.

Nurburger--love the look but that's a big weight sacrifice.
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ugh. it's great when someone is trying to sell something and then another person starts pushing another product incessantly.
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edgy, just out of curiosity, what is your relationship to fuchs racing? just a fan or investor or?
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Dan's, been pushing his racing Fuch's on here. Dan when will they be ready? Are the wheels the OP is selling really that heavy? That is insane heavy weight for a Porsche wheel.
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Originally Posted by hello911
edgy, just out of curiosity, what is your relationship to fuchs racing? just a fan or investor or?
Just a fan. No investment. What I have been eager to see have been updated Fuchs wheels for the present cars.

While I applaud Porsche for contracting for someone to produce the newer designs, the cast versions are rather heavy. Otto Fuchs is also now producing their design in a drop-forged version, it is rather expensive. I like that the Fuchs Racing guys are designing and building something in the USA--a bit better for balance of payments. Weight should always be a factor when selecting wheels because, after all, the Porsche is a performance car that can be negatively affected by making a styling over performance decision.
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Seems like we could have cut the OP a break in the thread he created to sell his wheels. If someone wants to discuss alternatives or issue a critique, starting their own thread would have been more appropriate.
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"Seems like we could have cut the OP a break in the thread he created to sell his wheels. If someone wants to discuss alternatives or issue a critique, starting their own thread would have been more appropriate."

no kidding, i think everyone reading this thread gets that it is classless to interrupt a thread in this way. Unfortunately, not edgy01, who keeps going on and on about fuchs racing ad nauseum. do his fantasy wheels even exist? groan!
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Originally Posted by Mike in CA
Seems like we could have cut the OP a break in the thread he created to sell his wheels. If someone wants to discuss alternatives or issue a critique, starting their own thread would have been more appropriate.
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Originally Posted by Nurburger
I have a near new set of OEM Porsche "Sport Classic" Fuchs wheels that I've decided to sell. They have Michelin Pilot tires in very good condition mounted & will be sold together. There are no blemishes whatsoever on the wheels & I can provide high res pictures to anyone interested.

Specs are:
Front - 8.5" x 19 ET55 PN#997 362 157 56 MPS - 235/35/19
Rear - 11.5" x 19 ET50 PN#997 362 163 56 MPS - 295/30/19

Price - $4500 plus actual shipping via UPS I have a very good method of wrapping wheels/tires for shipping.

Please PM me if you are interested - thanks!









FWIW I love these wheels and have seen them recently on a 997.2 Cab...they looked incredible.

I'd be interested if I had a 997 to put these on...they look absolutely mint.

GL with the sale.

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Best of luck with your sale. These are very nice looking wheels.


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