question about Fuchs

auditude at neta.com auditude at neta.com
Wed Oct 24 00:05:40 EDT 2001


Hi Ron,

I'll give a shot at an answer.  The Fuchs will be just fine.  Your 200 
BBS' are a lower offset than the Fuchs, which are 45mm.  They will 
sit in further.  I belive the Fuchs fit beautifully, based on lurking and 
reading only.  Congrats on finding a set.  Those and the Eibachs 
make your 5kcstq a rare breed.

Of course, ymmw on the Fuch fitment, but if it doesn't work out, I'll 
buy 'em off you! :-)  Actually, if you choose to put the Fuchs on and 
raise it up, I'd buy the springs too! :-D

Ken

> question about Fuchs
> 
> Ron Wainwright  ron_01056 at yahoo.com wrote:
>
>   Hello list,  I just bought a set of Fuchs for my 87 5ksq I was so
> excited to get them and for the price I just could'nt saie no
>  got them from the local Audi tech but I have one
> question like I saied I was so excited that I just got them no
> questions asked but now I have a concern and that is,
>   I have a set of Audi BBS mesh rims on there now and
> there 15x6" I've allso lowered the car a good bit with
> a set of Eibach springs they lowered the car about an
> 1 1/4 in the rear I barley have room to stick my
> fingers inbetween the tire and inside of the wheel
> whell not to mention that a good part of the top of
> the tire is inside the whell( out of view)
>   and now from really taking a look at the Fuchs they
> are 15x7" my question is, is there going to be any
> rubbin that I have to be concerned with? The fronts
> have plenty of room.
>  I know that the best way is to do it and see and that
> it's hard to saie wether or not they will or not but
> any lister who's got any info from personal experience
> that would be great.
> Thanks
> Ron
> 87 5ksq(original owner)220K euros,2c bbs,eibach
> prokit,boge turbogas allround,strut brace, big brakes




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