Is there any way to tell if the 4 bolt Fuchs on my car are real or knockoffs?
Yes, real Fuchs have VW stamped on the back as well as the 914 part #
Correct me if i'm wrong .........But don't they also have a
Fox or Wolf stamped on the back? Going off memory.
I had a 68 bug with a set of fuchs and I was told to look for 2L stamped on the inside of the wheel. My idiot friend wrecked it, I would kill to get those rims and tires back.
"2L" Whatever for? They only fit 2L cars? That one goes in the BS file. As for being cracked by the use of a torque wrench by "ham-handed garage mechanics", you're SUPPOSED to put 'em on with a torque wrench, the use of which will NEVER damage the wheels, unless maybe you're using it as a hammer.
The Cap'n
I think he meant "impact gun" - which everyone (except every working mechanic in the world!) knows you should never use to put a wheel on a car.
They are commonly called the 2 litre fuchs or 4-spoke fuchs.
This thread could also be called "Fuchs or Fachs"
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