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1970 Fuchs on S?

Which size Fuchs would a 1970 911 S be delivered on?
I suspect 6", but flat or deep?

Old 06-11-2012, 09:17 AM
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15x6, deep sixes.
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Mr. Weiner is obviously the expert, but I'll add just from my own reading on it that flat sixes didn't start until around the '72 model year( late '71 production) personally I found some flats to put on my early production '71. I preferred to spend what I would have on deeps on other things- the deeps are cool though.
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Actually I think the time frame for the switch over was March '71 if I am remembering correctly.
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be sure to use the concours correct wheels even if they are dangerous to drive on...
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be sure to use the concours correct wheels even if they are dangerous to drive on...
Or else the concourse nazis will get you. Kind of a catch-22 really....

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