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For Sale: FS: Gold BBS RS 7 & 9x16
09-02-2015 | 04:25 PM
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SOLD - Gold BBS RS 7 & 9x16 - SOLD
**SOLD**
For Sale: A set of used classic BBS RS gold centered wheels, 930 fitment (should fit g-series narrow bodied 911s with the right tires).
Condition of the centers is very good, the barrels are fair with a few scuffs and scrapes and what looks like a cut on one edge, as well as some glazing in the clearcoat finish.
Center cap "waffles" with Porsche emblems are included. One of the cap retaining rings is missing. Finish on the emblem caps is a bit cloudy. Not sure if that can be polished out. Center cap spanner and open alloy lug nuts also included.
Purchased in 1986 by the original owner of my ’84 930 through Holbert in PA. I've switched back to Fuchs, so these can go to someone who wants that 80s look.
Specs:
Front: RS012, 7x16 ET23, both date codes 14.86
Rear: RS014, 9x16 ET11, date codes 17.85 and 18.85
SOLD - Thanks!
For Sale: A set of used classic BBS RS gold centered wheels, 930 fitment (should fit g-series narrow bodied 911s with the right tires).
Condition of the centers is very good, the barrels are fair with a few scuffs and scrapes and what looks like a cut on one edge, as well as some glazing in the clearcoat finish.
Center cap "waffles" with Porsche emblems are included. One of the cap retaining rings is missing. Finish on the emblem caps is a bit cloudy. Not sure if that can be polished out. Center cap spanner and open alloy lug nuts also included.
Purchased in 1986 by the original owner of my ’84 930 through Holbert in PA. I've switched back to Fuchs, so these can go to someone who wants that 80s look.
Specs:
Front: RS012, 7x16 ET23, both date codes 14.86
Rear: RS014, 9x16 ET11, date codes 17.85 and 18.85
SOLD - Thanks!
Last edited by GeorgeM; 02-01-2016 at 02:20 PM. Reason: Sold
09-03-2015 | 09:16 AM
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Yessir... for a widebody.
Offsets for 7x16 Fuchs are 23.3, so virtually the same. The 9x16 Fuchs offset is 15, so these will sit 4mm further out. Not an issue with a stock 930 spacer on a widebody, but may pose an issue with a narrow body, but I doubt it.
To really fill the fenders on a widebody, you could add another 15mm or so to the stock spacers front and back. I think I tried 20 and it was on the edge.
This pic is with Fuchs... stock spacers with an additional 20mm front and rear. No rubbing in the rear, but the fronts rub on the inside at full lock.
Offsets for 7x16 Fuchs are 23.3, so virtually the same. The 9x16 Fuchs offset is 15, so these will sit 4mm further out. Not an issue with a stock 930 spacer on a widebody, but may pose an issue with a narrow body, but I doubt it.
To really fill the fenders on a widebody, you could add another 15mm or so to the stock spacers front and back. I think I tried 20 and it was on the edge.
This pic is with Fuchs... stock spacers with an additional 20mm front and rear. No rubbing in the rear, but the fronts rub on the inside at full lock.
Last edited by GeorgeM; 09-04-2015 at 09:10 AM.