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> Wheel Spacers on Flared Fenders
HDC
post Mar 14 2025, 08:26 PM
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The restoration of my 914-6 is moving along well. The car has steel flared fenders and a set of Fuchs 6x15 will be installed, but I believe I need some spacers to move the wheels outward a bit.

I believe M471 cars used 6x15" wheels and 21mm spacers, am I correct?

I also need longer wheel studs, what is adequate for a 21mm spacer, a 70mm stud?

Thanks

Henry

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SirAndy
post Mar 16 2025, 12:34 PM
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After years of juggling different sets of wheel spacers and wheel studs for different sets of wheels (AX, track, street) i finally had enough and added 100mm wheel studs on all 4 corners.

Now i have one set of spacers for the street and one set of spacers for track/AX.
Easy to swap around when needed.

I never looked back ...
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