Fizzbiz

Looking to replace two damaged wheels, one front 8 X 17 56mm offset and one rear 9 X 17 56mm offset. Absent finding these wheels, I would consider a set of four trackcar quality for 964.

Larry

10 GT3

Why don't you just contact Fikse and get some replacement rim halves? Its a lot cheaper than buying new wheels.

trophy

DO you need complete wheels or just the rim barrels?

Fizzbiz

Two were completely distroyed, so I ether need two full replacements or sell the two I have.

jim dorociak

Were the centers completely destroyed? Pictures? I have a set of Speedline Alesio wheels that I could build to fit your car. Most of these sets are 8 & 10's, but I can make 8 & 9.5 for easier fit. jdorociak@gmail.com Jim

SpeedGT3

I have 2 sets of FM 10's in 18 inch (9x18F and 11x18 rear) for a 996/GT3 for sale. Not sure if they will fit a 964?

PorscheDude1

Contact member Thatcher on this forum.

wildcat077

Fikse is back in business again under the name of Kodiak Motorsports based in British Columbia ,Canada...
I'm sure if you google the name you will find them !

Quite happy myself that they're back because i picked up a set of 17 inch FM 10's over the Winter...

Phil

wildcat077

Kodiak Motorsports Inc. Acquires Fikse Brand

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Just saw this today

Kodiak Motorsports Inc. Acquires Fikse Brand. (Abbotsford, BC) – January 8, 2010.
Kodiak Motorsports Inc. announces the acquisition of Fikse assets. Kodiak Motorsports Inc. has been in the wheel business for over 10 years. No stranger to high performance, Kodiak supports countless professional race teams in both the US and Canada with their race wheel needs. Fikse Wheels will be the perfect addition and the two brands will compliment each other perfectly.
“I plan to deliver the same high quality wheels Fikse customers have enjoyed for years but with a new and refreshing business model.” says owner Daryle Redlin, “It’s a great opportunity to continually advance the state of the art – while also offering industry-leading customer service and support.”
Fikse Wheels is targeted to launch into full production on March 1st 2010. The company will offer the same timeless wheel styles as before but with many new fitments and styles coming online as well. Be on the lookout for the very long awaited 19” and 20” modular and monobloc fitments from Fikse Wheels. On a familiar note, Will Anthis will remain Sales Manager for Fikse Wheels. “I am excited to have the opportunity to continue offering sales and service for a product I truly believe is the best money can buy.” says Will. Fikse Wheels manufactures modular and monobloc wheels for motorsport, aftermarket, and original equipment customers

Here is the post about Fikse ...

Phil

sclemmons

I have sent 4 totally wrecked wheels back to Fikse and they come back like new; because FM-10's (I have FM=5's) are modular, every part can be replaced as needed. That is worth doing if you can. It is a PITA but the Fiske is too good a wheel to get rid of.

I hope that Kodiak's shop is as good. Check them out and let us know.

944Willie

I had not heard this before. They are/were on about 45 minutes away from me and I have been to their open workshop training class. Are they still based in Wa, or did they move out? I will swing by the next time I'm over there. It was an amazing shop and very friendly.

sig_a

Canucks now somewhere up north. Owned by Kodiak.