Fuchs question
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Fuchs question
Hey all
Do Fuchs from 1978 with part number 911361020 differ from early (pre 73) deep 6 wheels?
Thanks
Antony
Do Fuchs from 1978 with part number 911361020 differ from early (pre 73) deep 6 wheels?
Thanks
Antony
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Re: Fuchs question
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Yes.
This diagram shows the different profile of a 'deep six' Fuchs compared to the later 'flat six' Fuchs wheel.

In addition, any Fuchs wheel from 1978 will have a larger central hole to accept the 'ring type' centre cap as opposed to the earlier '3-prong' centre cap.
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Yes.
This diagram shows the different profile of a 'deep six' Fuchs compared to the later 'flat six' Fuchs wheel.

In addition, any Fuchs wheel from 1978 will have a larger central hole to accept the 'ring type' centre cap as opposed to the earlier '3-prong' centre cap.
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Re: Fuchs question
Thanks for the reply Andy
I'm looking for some Fuchs for my Karmann Ghia and have seen a couple of 1978 wheels which are well priced.
From what you've said, I think the later ones will fundamentally look the same as earlier wheels (to the untrained eye).
Antony
I'm looking for some Fuchs for my Karmann Ghia and have seen a couple of 1978 wheels which are well priced.
From what you've said, I think the later ones will fundamentally look the same as earlier wheels (to the untrained eye).
Antony
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Re: Fuchs question
Interesting pic there Andy - I’ve often wondered what they meant by “deep Fuchs” and was reluctant to googleLightweight_911 wrote:.
Yes.
This diagram shows the different profile of a 'deep six' Fuchs compared to the later 'flat six' Fuchs wheel.
In addition, any Fuchs wheel from 1978 will have a larger central hole to accept the 'ring type' centre cap as opposed to the earlier '3-prong' centre cap.
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Re: Fuchs question
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“Adding power makes you faster on the straights;
- subtracting weight makes you faster everywhere”
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That did tickle me (after googling it of course)
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Re: Fuchs question
Hello,
please don't forget, that the early ones needs a Tube..
Harald
please don't forget, that the early ones needs a Tube..
Harald

