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1975 911 carrera wheels

Hi looking to put original wheels back on my 1975 911 carrera. I know it took 7jx15 in front and 8jx15 in rear ,what should the part # be for boath wheels I CAN USE LATE 74 AND EARLEY 75 thanks

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Standard was actually 6&7. 7&8 was optional and not found on many cars as delivered.
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Standard was actually 6&7. 7&8 was optional and not found on many cars as delivered.
For a US Carrera, 7 & 8 X15 185/70 & 215/60 was standard
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Above is for 1975. I like to use the Tech Spec books that came with the cars, not the sales brochures...
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Above is for 1975. I like to use the Tech Spec books that came with the cars, not the sales brochures...
Believe what you want but consider this, there are legal issues involved w/ the brochures that are absent from the document you posted. In addition if you look at contemporary magazine articles even contemporary issues of Pano you you will find 7 & 8 for '75 US Carrera.

'73- '74 Carrera was 6 & 7 and '76 was 6 & 7 w/ 7 & 8 options and in '77 they went to 16 in 6 & 7
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Period road tests do confirm that they came with 7s and 8s in 75, good to know...
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Thanks everybody for your input it really helped.

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