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The trouble with the 17"s Nick, even those made using a genuine Fox centre, is that theyre heavy and the quality cant be compared with the original rims. All copies, in my experience, even the better ones, fall well short of that found in genuine Fuchs. Some of the cheaper ones are just terrible.....
Neil Haughey
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sawood12
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George Elliott
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I often wonder why "Light alloy wheels" are advertised with no ref to weight. They look heavier than some of the Steel rims to me.
I agree with Neil's comment - a 220t was extra a stunning drive
George
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sawood12
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Neil Haughey
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BTW those that don't like Fuchs I can only say that I used to feel the same way but after seeing them on many 911's there is just something so correct to the period of the car to see a lovely deep rim with the metal glinting in the sun.
rcsalmons
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sawood12
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ORIGINAL: Neil Haughey
BTW those that don't like Fuchs I can only say that I used to feel the same way but after seeing them on many 911's there is just something so correct to the period of the car to see a lovely deep rim with the metal glinting in the sun.
I like Fuchs' on old 911's and old VW camper vans, as you say they seem to fit, but I don't think they suit a 944 at all, which look much better with a modern wheel to my eyes.

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