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I'm trying to get a set of Fuchs 16" 7's and 8's redone to look like billjam's gorgeous car (although mine's not a turbo). The wheels I bought are off a '76 car. What size center car is required for these, 3-clip or collar type?
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no there originals..........
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19" Wheels on a 930 chassis...looks way oversized and I bet drives horrid.
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19" Wheels on a 930 chassis...looks way oversized and I bet drives horrid.
Actually it drives just fine! It's a everyday driver too!
We all have our wheel choice. Don't be such a ******* about yours! Unless they hired you for you opinion
No ones here asking you to pick over our choices, just enjoy the pictures like the rest of us duchies! Post your own if you have one.
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ULTM8, do you have any full car shots? I love your wheels. It seems there are very few of us around here who prefer something different than Fuchs.
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ROH Drift R, 18 X 10 in the rear, narrow body with 285 35 18s. It's tight, but no rubbing at all.
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ROH Drift R, 18 X 10 in the rear, narrow body with 285 35 18s. It's tight, but no rubbing at all.
very nice KC Chief, i do have a full picture, i will post it, your car is nice, i sent my wheels out and had them widen to 12' i have pilots ps2's 305/30/19 and 255/35/19.
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