What are the different Fuchs offsets?
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What are the different Fuchs offsets?
I am looking for the different Fuchs offset for 944s and 911s?
944 Fuchs(are these correct?)
.............83-86......87-88
15x7......23mm.......52.3mm
16x7......23mm.......52.3mm
16x8......23mm.......52.3mm
911 Fuchs(have no idea)
15x7
16x7
16x8
Could someone fix my mistakes and fill in the 911 Fuchs offsets? I am just concerned with Fuchs wheels in these sizes.
What year did they start and stop making Fuchs for 944s and 911s?
Thanks, also if you know of a link to a chart that has this info that would be great also.
944 Fuchs(are these correct?)
.............83-86......87-88
15x7......23mm.......52.3mm
16x7......23mm.......52.3mm
16x8......23mm.......52.3mm
911 Fuchs(have no idea)
15x7
16x7
16x8
Could someone fix my mistakes and fill in the 911 Fuchs offsets? I am just concerned with Fuchs wheels in these sizes.
What year did they start and stop making Fuchs for 944s and 911s?
Thanks, also if you know of a link to a chart that has this info that would be great also.
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Fuchs can only be used in '83-86 cars because they no Fuchs were ever made with the required 52.3mm offset for the '87+ cars.
Here's some part#:
6JX15
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911-361-020-10 36.0mm
911-361-020-90 36.0mm
7JX15
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911-361-020-41 23.3mm
911-361-020-93 23.3mm
8JX15
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911-361-020-42 10.6mm
911-361-020-94 10.6mm
6JX16
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911-361-020-43 36.0mm
911-361-020-97 36.0mm
or
911-362-113-00 36.0mm
911-362-113-90 36.0mm
8JX16
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951-362-117-00 23.3mm
951-362-117-90 23.3mm
(I seemed to have lost the part# for the 16x7" Fuchs front wheel for 944Turbos. If someone can give me that part#, I'd appreciate it greatly.)
All '83-86 944 NA cars can use the 911 Fuchs. But only the part# starting with 951 can be used on the '86 944Turbo. That's because the arms/spokes have extra clearance for the 944Turbo's big brake calipers.
Here's some part#:
6JX15
----------
911-361-020-10 36.0mm
911-361-020-90 36.0mm
7JX15
----------
911-361-020-41 23.3mm
911-361-020-93 23.3mm
8JX15
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911-361-020-42 10.6mm
911-361-020-94 10.6mm
6JX16
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911-361-020-43 36.0mm
911-361-020-97 36.0mm
or
911-362-113-00 36.0mm
911-362-113-90 36.0mm
8JX16
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951-362-117-00 23.3mm
951-362-117-90 23.3mm
(I seemed to have lost the part# for the 16x7" Fuchs front wheel for 944Turbos. If someone can give me that part#, I'd appreciate it greatly.)
All '83-86 944 NA cars can use the 911 Fuchs. But only the part# starting with 951 can be used on the '86 944Turbo. That's because the arms/spokes have extra clearance for the 944Turbo's big brake calipers.
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Thanks Danno, that's just the info. I was looking for.
I found a pair of 16x7s on line that came off of a 911 that I may buy, are these the same as the 16x7 Fuchs front wheel for the 944Turbos?
Thanks, I will see if I can get that PN for you.
I found a pair of 16x7s on line that came off of a 911 that I may buy, are these the same as the 16x7 Fuchs front wheel for the 944Turbos?
Thanks, I will see if I can get that PN for you.
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I believe the answer is no, 911 16x7's and 944 16x7's are shaped differently, to account for larger 944 calipers, even though they have the same offset and backspacing.
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My set of Fuchs on my 85 NA are:
FRONT - 911-362-115 7Jx16
REAR - 951-362-117 8Jx16
They work great.
I would like to transfer them over to my new 86T but as stated above, the 911-362-115 spokes hit my calipers. Does anyone make a spacer for this application?.
FRONT - 911-362-115 7Jx16
REAR - 951-362-117 8Jx16
They work great.
I would like to transfer them over to my new 86T but as stated above, the 911-362-115 spokes hit my calipers. Does anyone make a spacer for this application?.