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944 wheels - Your pictures please

Andy, if you were to sell, what sort of price might you ask (PM)? I prefer Sport Classics but they dont seem to be available anything like as ofter as they were a few years ago... These are my second preferred choice, but only, I think, because theyre 18" only.


Simon
 

ORIGINAL: 944 man

Andy, if you were to sell, what sort of price might you ask (PM)? I prefer Sport Classics but they dont seem to be available anything like as ofter as they were a few years ago... These are my second preferred choice, but only, I think, because theyre 18" only.


Simon

Hi Simon,

I was thinking around ÂŁ600 inc tyres and coloured Center's, but I may need my arm twisting as I just know what to do! I could then use the money towards my new suspension or brakes
I much prefer the look of the sport design's but the 16's give so much better ride on our lovely roads! I just don't like the D90's that much, the car as Lin say's always looked different before and ow looks like any other 44

I am happy for you to comment on price if you think that's too dear for what they are?



 
Nice to see a few pics.
The cup 1 looks much better than I expected.
Colouring the wheel in gun metal is a good idea. I think black wheels on my car may not work.

My personal favourite (for the moment at least) is the split rim option. Perhaps I may have to wait until I can find 17" split rims as a compromise??

Other than eBay and Pistonheads, where else should one look to search for wheels?
 

ORIGINAL: Hilux

Mine had Cup 1's - the nicest wheels ever made in my view.

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I agree and had always planned to get some Cup 1's for when I had a turbo. However, I'm really struggling to let go of the original teledials [8D]

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ORIGINAL: andy watson

18" Sport Design - run for 9 years with no problems they are in the garage at present - might sell them

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16" D90's - As she is now ..........but I am just not sure?

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The D90's look great.
 

ORIGINAL: CarreraRSR

Where's the Fuchs out there?? OK needs to be an early 944 but hey, where are they??

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But IMO Fuchs look the business, shame they dont fit later cars.
 
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18" Sport Design's ROCK! That's what i'm running, the same as Andy's and, the drive is superb in every aspect. Porsche don't know what they're talking about!![:D]
 
Iv put my 16" back on as they got full tread. Lost that stance the car had with its arches full. However I didn't notice any extremes advantages off the higher profile, didn't even notice.
 

ORIGINAL: andy watson

18" Sport Design - run for 9 years with no problems they are in the garage at present - might sell them

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16" D90's - As she is now ..........but I am just not sure?

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I prefer your 18" Sport Design wheels - if I had a Turbo, I'd by them in a flash.
 

ORIGINAL: Catamax944

Here's something a bit different ,boxster s wheels ,they don't exactly go with the 944 lines but i like them and they are also lighter than all of the above including the 16's.
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I agree Catalin - quite similar to mine. I chose these because I wanted 17" rims for tyre choice, lightweight and 8J all round

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As Fuchs and Early turbo teledials are out for a late turbo, I think the best OE look is the Cups (1 or 2), but the best drive will be on a set of 16" clubsports. If you can find some split rims with a deep dish (see below) then there are some other options.
18's are too big - they don't look right to me.

What's really important, and hasn't been mentioned yet, is to get the car sitting nice & low so there's very little gap to the wheel arch. That's what makes the car look really good.

my last car had a couple of different sets

17" Speedline split rims - looked great but very heavy
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16" Club Sports
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My S2 came on these

17" Eta Beta Split rims
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I also tried these
16" Cups - very light but probably not enough tyre for a turbo. Transformed the drive though.
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Thanks, I'm thinking they need 2 be a differnt colour on the zermatt. Maybe gloss black or body colour. Gloss black would be easyer 2 sell on when some speedlines come up.

Filling the arches and Ride hight is key 2 making the stance look right.
 

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