P-64 BALL MARKER

A piece of air-cooled history, milled into stainless steel.

The P-64 takes its form from the Fuchs-style wheel carried by the Porsche 964. A design that became one of the most recognized wheel shapes in automotive history not because anyone tried to make it iconic, but because it was simply the right answer to the problem. Light, strong, and shaped entirely by the demands of real performance driving.

Machined from 303 stainless steel and finished in silver PVD, the P-64 has the solid, confident feel of a small part pulled from a workshop shelf. The wide blades, open pockets, and crisp geometry translate naturally into stainless steel. Familiar immediately to anyone who spent time around air-cooled cars, early Porsche catalogues, or the wheel shapes that defined that generation.

There is a specific kind of person who grew up with a Porsche in the driveway or a poster of one on the wall and never fully got over it. The air-cooled era had a quality that nothing since has replicated. The sound coming over the hill before the car appeared. The way a 911 felt alive in a way that seemed almost unreasonable for something road legal. The Fuchs wheel was part of that identity for decades. Not because Porsche decided it should be. Because it was right and everyone knew it.

The P-64 brings that sensibility onto the course. A functional object used every round, carrying the character of one of the most enduring wheel designs ever produced.

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