Porsche Targa wheels

The other day.Porsche Targa Heritage Design Edition Announcedbut when I looked at the images, it was really cool. When I first saw the design of the 992 model before, I thought, "This rear doesn't feel quite right...I honestly thought, "I'm not sure how I feel about this," but I gradually got used to seeing it, and as for Targa, it is a very sophisticated and wonderful fusion of "Targa-ness" and "newness".

Photos of the 992 that Porsche has released so far.(including catalogs)as well as this targa.Often wearing Carrera Exclusive Design wheels reminiscent of Fuchs wheelsSo, this wheel is probably a push for Porsche as well.

By the way, a fuchs wheel is aLegendary forged wheel first used on the 1967 model year Porsche 911S and designed in the shape of a clover leafof.

*Image source.The legendary Fuchs rims

At the time, Porsche needed to fit the new Porsche 911S with lighter wheels than the standard 911 to reduce unsprung weight.Wheels weigh approximately 3 kg less than steel onesThe company was required to

To make the wheels this light was a difficult task for conventional cast aluminum wheel manufacturers, but the wheels developed by Fuchs were the only ones that could solve this problem.Fuchs wheels were the only wheels available at the time that were lightweight and could meet all of Porsche's requirementsHe said it was.

The distinctive clover-shaped design was also introduced in 1965 by Ferdinand Alexander Porsche in the "A more harmonious appearance is a priority.As a result, the wheel design submitted by Fuchs was modified and completed.

The record at the time reads.Porsche Jr. changed the shape of the five webs connecting the hubs and rims for stylistic and visual reasons.He said it says, "I'm sorry.

I guess everything has a history!

In addition to Porsche, Fuchs also supplies wheels to BMW, AUDI, Mercedes-Benz, Bentley, Rolls-Royce, Jaguar, and Aston Martin, so the quality of their products is well known.

Forged wheels are not just lighter.High strength and improved ride comfortI do. By the way, my husband likes forged wheels too.Wheels of our PanameraAs for the

911 Turbo Design I chose the wheels because it said they were 'forged wheels', so I thought 21" would be fine.

He said.

However, these forged wheels are not.Pricey due to the need for special high-pressure press processing technology and high equipment and manufacturing costsThe difficulty is that the

Carrera Exclusive Design Wheels

Back to the Fuchs wheels... the Fuchs wheels that F.A. Porsche has added designs to in the past.Porsche Classic product rangeIt is included in the historical Porsche models.Almost all types of classic Hooks wheels are availableYes.

And those wheels, of course, areMeet Porsche's high standards for quality and safetyis necessaryHowever, the wheels made in the 1980s also passed the rigorous tests conducted at the Porsche Development Center in Weissach.Proven to have a useful life of 30 yearsLater, I was surprised to see it listed in the Porsche Classic product parts lineup.

In addition, for the current 911, 20/21-inch Carrera Exclusive Design wheels can be selected as an option on the configurator of the Porsche Japan website.(But the current wheels are not made by Fuchs.)

(Carrera Exclusive Design wheels, which were actually pretty cool up close)

By the way, when I selected 20/21 inch Carrera Exclusive Design wheels for Targa 4, the price was 574,000 yen. I knew it was a good price...

In fact, when our family ordered a 911 (992) Cabriolet at the beginning of the year.My husband was very undecided about whether or not to choose the Carrera Exclusive Design wheels, but in the end he didn't.My husband, for reasons

The 992's 20"/21" series optional wheels are cool, and I would have chosen these exclusive design wheels, but...Since the wheels are large, the normal brake discs look relatively small and scanty, which really bothered me.
So, if I had to choose an optional wheel, I wanted to put it with the PCCB, which would be a large-diameter disc, but that would be too expensive, so I decided to go with the stock 19"/20".

He said.

Sure, these wheels and the PCCB are really cool, but when I heard the price, I froze...(combined, about 2 million yen)I am sure that the 992 will be a great success. However, I would love to see the 992 in this combination again in the Ashiari area.

*Article and image source:.Porsche news room "Legendary fuchs wheels