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964 with fuchs

Hi all, I have a 964 bodied SC and was looking for a picture with this type with fuchs. Any one have this set up? Thanks, Temo.

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Are you guys just being nice and not telling me how dumb this is?
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I don't think Fuchs fit 964s originally, so unless there's someone out there with your same setup (964-bodied SC or Carrera), you're out of luck.

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It's not a dumb idea. I'd like to see it. But like Mike says, you'll only see it on re-bodied 65-89 cars, because of the different hubs on the earlier cars.
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The Fuchs will not fit the 964 bodies. They have the wrong backspacing and would stick outside the fenders. You would look like some of the Mexicans I see cruising around TX.

If you wanted that look you have two options.

1) custom welded 17" Fuchs with the correct offset
2) HRE makes a Fuchs-like wheel. I think they offer it in the correct offest.

I think a 964 with a ducktail and Fuchs would rock!
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Of course, since your car is an SC, the Fuchs will fit without sticking out of the fenders. I think it'll look fine. A Picture would be nice though. Or possibly someone could photoshop some.
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Here is a fellow Pelicans former SC-to-C2 with Fuchs:

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This an '84 Carrera - not an SC but....



And a couple of action shots:




These are 7"/9" Fuchs. I have had nothing but positive comments.
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Looks darn good, I think. The more modern rims look good, but it's hard to beat a classic like Fuchs.
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Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm......
thanks every 1!
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Looks like a half finished conversion.

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i want one of those...
 
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and so whaddya know...a chance to post a pic!

this is a '72, btw...tho with a fat ass in 4x4 mode

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Pic request: 964 with Fuchs
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by jpnovak
[B]The Fuchs will not fit the 964 bodies. They have the wrong backspacing and would stick outside the fenders. You would look like some of the Mexicans I see cruising around TX.

You should leave the racist remark out when talking about the wheels. Not Cool!
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I think a 964 with Fuchs would be a tricky line to walk. It may end up looking like a half finished update project like mentioned before.



I really like the pic of that Cobalt Blue 964 that's slammed, with a ducktail and white Carrera RS graphics and cup wheels.

I think it would look better to paint the centers of the cup wheels to the same color as the stripes, and polish the outer lips to mimic the Fuchs on an RS. That would give it an 'homage look, rather than a clone wannabe look.

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