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YOUR RESEARCHPlaying with the Fuchs wheel configurator
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They look fantastic on a 997, but I think it's because 997's were designed for taller tires, so they fill the wheel wells much more.
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If you are like me you always wondered what a set of Fuchs would look like on the 996. The new Sport Classic 997 has them, but those factory wheels are only for wide-body cars. But now these wheels, from a new company in SoCal that apparently has acquired the Fuchs trademark, look simply stunning.
The Ruby Red in the Wheel Configurator is really close to Orient, and the 996 shape is nearly the same as the 997. A set of 19" FP.1 with polished lips and black spokes and centers just shot to the top of my Christmas list.
Emailed them for prices and weights.
http://fuchsperformance.com/
Killer!!!!! I found 3 color combos that are amazing. I'd rather keep 18's on my car tho. Gotta check if they r available in 18"!!!!
Oh NO!!! They ARE available in 18"! May have to take the plunge! Gonna send an inquiry for a price!
I love the wheels. but I feel like the Sport Classic was only released because of the Singer 911 which is beautiful and I hope they do get made.
http://www.singervehicledesign.com/
WOW!.
The 19" Fuchs wheels just don't look right on a 996. They look fantastic on a 997, but I think it's because 997's were designed for taller tires, so they fill the wheel wells much more.
Thinking about a new set of wheels for my '02 996tt. Has anybody put on a set of 19" Fuchs FP.1 forged wheels, from Fuchs Performance Group, on their 996?