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ossiblue 09-28-2008 08:10 AM

Fuchs part number
 
Can anyone identify what car this fuchs was meant for? I have never seen the second set of numbers in all the places I looked:

#911.381.020.11 I have only seen 361 in the second set.

TIA.

Bill Verburg 09-28-2008 08:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ossiblue (Post 4206249)
Can anyone identify what car this fuchs was meant for? I have never seen the second set of numbers in all the places I looked:

#911.381.020.11 I have only seen 361 in the second set.

TIA.

you, like me need glasses. There are no wheels w/ those #s

the # system is based on original car use(in this case 911) . component section(38x is 944 transmission section)

all wheel and wheel related parts are xxx.361.xxx.xx or xxx.362.xxx.xx

ossiblue 09-28-2008 08:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill Verburg (Post 4206270)
you, like me need glasses. There are no wheels w/ those #s

the # system is based on original car use(in this case 911) . component section(38x is 944 transmission section)

all wheel and wheel related parts are xxx.361.xxx.xx or xxx.362.xxx.xx

Hey Bill, boy do I need glasses:D

However, I asked this question because of this photo--tell me what you think:
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1222619181.jpg

Comparing the "8" with the "6" below it, the open part of the 6 is not as round as the upper, closed part of the 8 so even if the 8 is a deep strike on the wheel, the upper closed circle would be flatter--wouldn't it?

Bill Verburg 09-28-2008 08:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ossiblue (Post 4206275)
Hey Bill, boy do I need glasses:D

However, I asked this question because of this photo--tell me what you think:
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1222619181.jpg

it sure looks like an 8, but as I said and it's the truth, all wheel and wheel related parts are
xxx.361(2).xxx.xx

the exception is generic parts like bolts, nuts, rubber stems

there is no oem 911.381.xxx.xx anywhere

that may be a casting # or an aftermarket wheel

ossiblue 09-28-2008 04:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill Verburg (Post 4206300)
it sure looks like an 8, but as I said and it's the truth, all wheel and wheel related parts are
xxx.361(2).xxx.xx

the exception is generic parts like bolts, nuts, rubber stems

there is no oem 911.381.xxx.xx anywhere

that may be a casting # or an aftermarket wheel

No doubt you are correct but it sure looked like an 8 to me. Here is another pic of the wheel showing the size. Does this look like a Fuchs?
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1222648355.jpg

equality72521 09-28-2008 05:28 PM

Looks like someone at the factory grabbed an 8 instead of a 6 when stamping it.


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