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volksartist
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Thats some special wheels! Nice collection |
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surfindo
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Location: Haarlem, Netherland
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if you put 8 of them in one place they are not rare. send me set than they are very rare 
seriously those are cool wheels and not very common... |
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KILLERWATT
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Location: Vero Beach
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| Posted: Wed Apr 22, 2009 7:13 pm Post subject: Re: Aftermarket wheels in 5x130 |
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| beakerthemuppet wrote: |
| If anyone has any pics of porsche pattern cosmics post them up |
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Bruce
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| Posted: Wed Apr 22, 2009 11:22 pm Post subject: |
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FPS (Founderia Pedrini Sienna) magnesium 5x130 6J15
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What do those wheels weigh?
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| overheard at the portland Swap Meet... wrote: |
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ritchiebrett
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| Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2009 12:01 am Post subject: |
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| Bruce wrote: |
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FPS (Founderia Pedrini Sienna) magnesium 5x130 6J15
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What do those wheels weigh? |
I don't know exactly, they are in magnesium but not lighter as GB.
I'll tell you weight soon as possible. |
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volksartist
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Location: Muskoka
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Measured a Gas Burner today on a precise paint scale to see if they are 9.7lbs and I guess I have some dirt to clean out of the spokes 10.04 lbs
I will measure a valve stem and subtract! |
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DWP
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Bruce
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| volksartist wrote: |
Measured a Gas Burner today on a precise paint scale to see if they are 9.7lbs and I guess I have some dirt to clean out of the spokes 10.04 lbs
I will measure a valve stem and subtract! |
old wheel weights too.
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surfindo
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| Posted: Fri May 15, 2009 9:38 am Post subject: |
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my latest purchase ,remotec still need to pick them up
im not sure what to do with them, polished or detailed??
might put them in my fastback if i ever finish the project  , what is the best tire size for 6x15' on type3? |
I edit my post as my remotecs are not 5x130 pcd. I think they are 112x5 bolt patern |
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greggearhead
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surfindo
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Ah, that makes them worthless. Better sell them to me cheap to put on the panel van.
Nice wheels! |
true....they wont fit my porsche adaptor maybe they belong to bay window  |
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greggearhead
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surfindo
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I will take bigger pic later, trying to fit porsche hub cap , the pic just for fun with the cragar spiner..
still dont know with this bolts patern, what car they actaually made for??? |
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sambadude
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Kwantum-Flux
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| sambadude wrote: |
| think the NSU wheel fits that category |
I like these a lot... a lot.
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sambadude
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lucky73
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Found also a set fps porsche 15x6 rims,has anybody photo's from the wheels fitted on a 911 or vw aircooled,or more info (year...)?
thanks
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UNDYING
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| Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2012 12:01 am Post subject: 17x7 rims |
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Hi Guys,
I have a 1970 bug that im working right now and im thinking of putting 17x7's on it. I have a 4" inch narrowed beam and stock fenders.
Can you advise the min/max backspace and offset of the rims i need so i dont have to widen the fenders?
Thanks!
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johnny d
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how about this one.. stilauto, never saw before. unfortunately 6x14 
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