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> WTB or trade- Pair of 944 offset 16x7 fuchs desired, would like the 944 offset to fit narrow car
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post Apr 8 2019, 06:27 AM
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I have a pair of 16"x7" fuchs that came with 16"x6" pair for front.

I can sell or trade whole set or just the 16"x7" 911 offset for the 944 offset.

I had these refinished and were on my car for about a year but after car
was redone I decided they are just too tight and too much of a rubbing risk and have seen posted on this forum that the 944 7" were set in slightly more and less likely to rub. PM me if you have something to work with or are interested in this set.

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post Apr 8 2019, 06:38 AM
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It's my understanding that a 7x16 is the same on a 911 and 944 except the 944 wheel has a little more room for the calipers. An 8x16-944 wheel is offset almost an inch to the inside, compared to an 8x16-911 wheel and used by the 911 guys to fit a wide front wheel to a 911.

A six inch wheel with a 205 tire fits great and provides a ton of traction on a light, mid engined car like ours. Why 7's?


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QUOTE(mepstein @ Apr 8 2019, 08:38 AM) *

It's my understanding that a 7x16 is the same on a 911 and 944 except the 944 wheel has a little more room for the calipers. An 8x16-944 wheel is offset almost an inch to the inside, compared to an 8x16-911 wheel and used by the 911 guys to fit a wide front wheel to a 911.

A six inch wheel with a 205 tire fits great and provides a ton of traction on a light, mid engined car like ours. Why 7's?



Mark,

You are right, they(the 6" rims) do provide plenty of stick, not much to gain . Just that I have these 16"x7" that I ran before the repair and body paint etc, but even after that and some gentle working of the fenders , its not worth risking rubbing to run these 7" I have so I thought if I could trade I might try it, but if you are correct there is not difference between those 7" on the offset and back spacing then I may as well just sell these 16x7" to someone that can use them and keep my 6" rims on the car as it is.

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