I was wondering if I have to use the 914 lugbolts or if I could use stock ones when running these wheels in my Ghia.
Thanks.
Ephry
2 liter Porsche Wheels and lugbolts
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Ephry,
You will have to use the Porsche lug bolts. I know, I have a set of 2.0 Fuchs and their bolts are longer. I guess I could go to the garage and pull one to show you. If you don't have these already, I got mine from Alex Mangro out of Tampa. He has several sets of wheels on the Samba. Just do a search for Porsche, in the wheels/tires section of classified, narrow down the field by searching only in Florida. Alex is a good person and will help. BTW, I really like my Fuchs. I am currently running 195/60/15 Goodyear Tripletread tires and they really make a difference. Since all Ghia bodies were hand made and fitted, you will have to check clearance. The passengers side rear has plenty of clearance (1-1 1/8") while the drivers side rear is only around 1/4-1/2". Go figure BTW he also has center caps that will fit over the VW axles (they stick out further 1/8").
Good luck,
Kelly (Cohibra) 1970 Ghia vert
You will have to use the Porsche lug bolts. I know, I have a set of 2.0 Fuchs and their bolts are longer. I guess I could go to the garage and pull one to show you. If you don't have these already, I got mine from Alex Mangro out of Tampa. He has several sets of wheels on the Samba. Just do a search for Porsche, in the wheels/tires section of classified, narrow down the field by searching only in Florida. Alex is a good person and will help. BTW, I really like my Fuchs. I am currently running 195/60/15 Goodyear Tripletread tires and they really make a difference. Since all Ghia bodies were hand made and fitted, you will have to check clearance. The passengers side rear has plenty of clearance (1-1 1/8") while the drivers side rear is only around 1/4-1/2". Go figure BTW he also has center caps that will fit over the VW axles (they stick out further 1/8").
Good luck,
Kelly (Cohibra) 1970 Ghia vert
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Ephry,
Check out Alex's website via the samba.com. Here it is:
http://community.webshots.com/user/bigfishon1 Or try this:
http://www.magrowheels.com/ Both are from Alex.
I think you will like what you see. He has a few 2.0 Fuchs pictures on a Ghia.
Kelly
Check out Alex's website via the samba.com. Here it is:
http://community.webshots.com/user/bigfishon1 Or try this:
http://www.magrowheels.com/ Both are from Alex.
I think you will like what you see. He has a few 2.0 Fuchs pictures on a Ghia.
Kelly
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Porsche 914 compared to stock VW.
Glenn
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74 Beetle Specs | 74 Beetle Restoration | 2180cc Engine
"You may not get what you pay for, but you always pay for what you get"
http://www.DasVolks.com