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18" Fuchs Wheels

cableguy said:
MattyR said:
I've always like the 997 MY02 wheels. They look pretty classic now and I think the 993 can wear them very well indeed. Plus easier to clean than pretty much any other wheel!
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On paper the perfect wheel. Strong, manufactured by BBS for Porsche, Light, 18" for aesthetics and very easy to clean inside & out. :thumb:

C.
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That's very interesting as I did not know they were fabricated by BBS. I like them even more! Not sure whether or not they are better looking than Twists?..
 
Here's a pic of mine.
Given the similarity of the shape, i don't really get the point about suiting older 911s better, but each to their own.
Also genuine fuchs are super light.
 

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jhrfc said:
Here's a pic of mine.
Given the similarity of the shape, i don't really get the point about suiting older 911s better, but each to their own.
Also genuine fuchs are super light.
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That looks sweet! Did you buy your car from JZM last year?
 
Wheel decision made. Going to go for a set of Work Meister S1s colour combo tbc. Will be ordering in a couple of weeks once I work out the exact spec
 
nickjonesn4 said:
Wheel decision made. Going to go for a set of Work Meister S1s colour combo tbc. Will be ordering in a couple of weeks once I work out the exact spec
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Had to Google them. To my uninitiated eye they look pretty similar to the wheels ChrisT70 is selling.

http://911uk.com/viewtopic.php?p=1341475#1341475
 
madge said:
nickjonesn4 said:
Wheel decision made. Going to go for a set of Work Meister S1s colour combo tbc. Will be ordering in a couple of weeks once I work out the exact spec
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Had to Google them. To my uninitiated eye they look pretty similar to the wheels ChrisT70 is selling.

http://911uk.com/viewtopic.php?p=1341475#1341475
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Thanks. His are listed as Equips but they do look like Meisters. PM sent.
 
nickjonesn4 said:
jhrfc said:
Here's a pic of mine.
Given the similarity of the shape, i don't really get the point about suiting older 911s better, but each to their own.
Also genuine fuchs are super light.
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That looks sweet! Did you buy your car from JZM last year?
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Yup, that's right.
 
Just bought Chris's wheels as they are indeed Work Meisters in the perfect size/fitment for a widebody 993.

Loving this forum so far!!
 
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