10-20-2007, 06:38 AM
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As for the wheel caps, id personally leave them alone. Antera 349 center caps extends up to the spokes of the wheels and are not round like most wheel caps. IMO, I wont touch the caps unless i find an extremely authentic looking round Porsche decal/sticker that would cover up the entire logo of wheels perfectly...It would be a shame to cover up the logos on those $$$$ wheels 
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10-20-2007, 07:25 AM
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Originally Posted by spine911
As for the wheel caps, id personally leave them alone. Antera 349 center caps extends up to the spokes of the wheels and are not round like most wheel caps. IMO, I wont touch the caps unless i find an extremely authentic looking round Porsche decal/sticker that would cover up the entire logo of wheels perfectly...It would be a shame to cover up the logos on those $$$$ wheels |
I dont know man, porsche logo looks much better than whats on the wheels now, but then again, they are your wheels and your car.
there are sellers on ebay, look it up, that sell cetercap decals, go out and measure yours, and then send them a message w dimensions and they will make them for you whatever size you need (if they are bigger/smaller than porsche ones)
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10-20-2007, 07:39 AM
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I agree with DJ, Ebay has a wide source of round Porsche decal/sticker that might do the trick. Great prices as well 
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10-20-2007, 07:48 AM
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For the centre caps, check out www.makingitdigital.net , which is where I purchased the adhesive emblems for my VW GLI. The service was very good, and you can specify any size, colours, or other variations that you want.
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10-20-2007, 11:32 AM
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Lookin good there mate, nice choice!
Cheers, Gord.
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10-20-2007, 12:32 PM
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I have factory bumper covers front and rear and side skirts, and they don't look odd at all. If you measured the distance between the ground and the bottom of your front bumper, you'll see that it's about inch lower than the center part under your doors.
Skirts make the car look lower and visually match up well with the size of the front bumper. The rear bumper curves underneath the car so much that it's not noticeable and looks attractive.
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10-20-2007, 03:21 PM
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Originally Posted by RandallNeighbour
I have factory bumper covers front and rear and side skirts, and they don't look odd at all. If you measured the distance between the ground and the bottom of your front bumper, you'll see that it's about inch lower than the center part under your doors.
Skirts make the car look lower and visually match up well with the size of the front bumper. The rear bumper curves underneath the car so much that it's not noticeable and looks attractive.
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Hey Randall, your car is looking great! What kind of sideskirts are those, and what springs/coils are you running right now?
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10-20-2007, 07:39 PM
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The sideskirts are from www.gtmotorsport.net. Not the best fit or finish, but they're ok for fiberglass, I guess. I'll swap them for polyurethene ones one day.
My struts/springs are stock. The 18's and the side skirts do make it look lower, but I'm hoping to put some ROW 030's or some sort of coilovers on it next year.
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10-22-2007, 08:37 AM
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Originally Posted by RandallNeighbour
The sideskirts are from www.gtmotorsport.net. Not the best fit or finish, but they're ok for fiberglass, I guess. I'll swap them for polyurethene ones one day.
My struts/springs are stock. The 18's and the side skirts do make it look lower, but I'm hoping to put some ROW 030's or some sort of coilovers on it next year. |
Stock, totaly looks lowered, is lower than my car.
Think my wheels need something sorted as they are vibrating like mad when over 70, pulling to the left, might be the tracking, may open a threa on it. Spoke to porsche, but they couldnt help me at OPC so need independant.
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