rabidbeetle Casual Dubber
26 posts · joined Aug 2010 ·
Hi everyone.does anyone know if there are any porsche alloys (fuchs style) to suit early beetle 5 x 205 pcd pattern?If not what modifications are required to install these wheels?Thank you
Porsche alloys (Fuchs) to suit 56 oval
ian.mezz I never said, I could write or spell
3,913 posts · joined Sep 2004 ·
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zayus Wolfsburg Wizard
437 posts · joined Sep 2002 ·
Hey Hey,
Use Google to search for Fuchs in 205x5 stud patten.
It is much easier to find Fuchs in the original Porsche stud pattern - 130x5.
Best way to fit Fuchs, is to change the hubs on your car.
IE: new brakes, with the hubs drilled to fit 130x5 stud pattern.
The brake upgrade kit with the Porsche stud pattern is a common upgrade, and the hardware is available @ most VW shops.
Use Google to search for Fuchs in 205x5 stud patten.
It is much easier to find Fuchs in the original Porsche stud pattern - 130x5.
Best way to fit Fuchs, is to change the hubs on your car.
IE: new brakes, with the hubs drilled to fit 130x5 stud pattern.
The brake upgrade kit with the Porsche stud pattern is a common upgrade, and the hardware is available @ most VW shops.
rabidbeetle Casual Dubber
26 posts · joined Aug 2010 ·
Thank you guys for the wisdom,greatly appreciated.
empi Compulsive Aussie Vee Dubber
4,131 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·
American eagles, might have to get rid of the oval front drums and use mid 60s ones (Smaller snout)
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