[quote=”bully” post=132389][quote=”bertroex” post=132381] Ik heb een setje 6 x15 teledials voor de winter en een setje van 6×15 en 7×15 (een paar 944 teledials, voor vanachter. [/quote]Bert, dan moeten er toch ook 944-fuchsen onder kunnen?[/quote]
Op de 924S kunnen alleen de eerste serie 944 teledials (tot en met july 1985)
Wheels and Tyres
Cookie Cutters – These wheels were used on the very first 944 models in 1982, until the introduction of the facelift model towards the end of 1985. These wheels are reasonably good wheels, but it is becoming hard to find them in a good condition. Refurbishment of the cookie cutter wheel will cost anything from £100 to £200* per wheel, unless you want a DIY project for yourself.
Fuchs (15 Inch – Deep Dish) – The Most expensive optional wheel to be offered for the 944 is the Fuchs wheel. As used on the 3.2 Carrera as standard and optional equipment, this wheel is light in weight and probably the one wheel that everyone thinks of when someone says “Porsche wheel”. To refurbish properly will often cost up to £300* per wheel, they are not cheap to maintain or repair, but they are a classic wheel and very sought after. Often fitted in 7J and 8J, these wheels were available on other models in 6 and 9 inch widths.
Teledials (15 Inch – Deep dish) – The early 1982 to 1985 teledial wheels were available in 15 inch, usually 7 inches wide on the front and rear. Also used on some 911 and 924S models,. These wheels are also available in 6 inch and 8 inch widths, although they are quite rare. Refurbishment of these wheels could cost between £50 and £100 (at date of article) per wheel.
Teledials (15 inch – Shallow dish) – These wheels were fitted between 1986 and 1989 on the 944 2.5 Lux, 944 S and 944 2.7 Lux. These wheels are relatively common and cost a similar amount to an earlier teledial to refurbish. Often available in 7 and 8 inch widths.
Teledials (16 inch – Deep dish) – These are very rare wheels, normally only fitted to the 1986 944 Turbo, as such they are sought after by owners of 86 Turbo’s as well as owners of earlier 944 models. These are typically 7 and 8 inch widths. Cost of refurb would typically be between £50 and £100 (at date of article) per wheel. Value of the wheels second hand can be very high.
Teledials (16 inch – Shallow Dish) – These wheels were optional extras on the 1987 to 1989 Lux models, typically they are not sought after, but are a nice original feature or upgrade to a 944 Lux. Cost of refurb would be the same as with other teledial wheels
Forged CS (16 Inch) – These wheels were the original wheels used on the official Porsche 944 Turbo S and an expensive option for the later Porsche Turbo’s, and were typically not offered after 1989. These are a rare, tough and very lightweight option. These were originally anodised rather than painted, so refurb can be very expensive unless you are happy with them being painted like other Porsche wheels. These are 7.5 and 9 inch widths.
Forged Disk (16 Inch) – This wheel is quite unusual, an option on 1988 944 Turbo’s. A forged wheel again (although a cast version was available) very similar in design to the CS wheel, but rather than triangular cut outs it has slots. Again available in 7, 8 and 9 inch widths. Just like the CS wheel, some were anodised from the factory, however some of these were painted silver or platinum. To have them re-anodised would be expensive, however refurbishing the wheels could be from £50 to £100 (at time of article) if you are happy to have them painted. Also interesting is that these wheels were available for the 928S4 and known as the CS wheel, although they are a different wheel to the 944 CS wheel.
Design 90 (16 Inch) – This is the standard wheel used on the 944 S2 and Turbo after later in 1989. Available in 7, 7.5, 8, 9 and 9 inch widths, (as well as 6 inch on 911 models) this wheel is the typical £50 to £100 to have refurbished.
MvG,
Bert