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04-07-2005, 01:59 AM
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I have been lead to believe that original rings are NLA. You might consider either trying to purchase them separately from a speedo shop, or install the best looking set of covers over your existing (probably ugly, damaged, bent, rusted, etc.) factory rings.
I've seen a set on eBay from a guy in Germany that makes billet rings, **** covers, door lock parts, etc. His look pretty decent, but I haven't been convinced this is the way to go just yet.
He also has some carbon fiber-look rings that appear quite nice in the pics.
I am unsure about the attaching method or if they will stay attached as long as you want them to.
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I've seen a set on eBay from a guy in Germany that makes billet rings, **** covers, door lock parts, etc. His look pretty decent, but I haven't been convinced this is the way to go just yet.
He also has some carbon fiber-look rings that appear quite nice in the pics.
I am unsure about the attaching method or if they will stay attached as long as you want them to.
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04-07-2005, 04:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Dan Cobb
I have been lead to believe that original rings are NLA. You might consider either trying to purchase them separately from a speedo shop, or install the best looking set of covers over your existing (probably ugly, damaged, bent, rusted, etc.) factory rings.
I've seen a set on eBay from a guy in Germany that makes billet rings, **** covers, door lock parts, etc. His look pretty decent, but I haven't been convinced this is the way to go just yet.
He also has some carbon fiber-look rings that appear quite nice in the pics.
I am unsure about the attaching method or if they will stay attached as long as you want them to.
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I've seen a set on eBay from a guy in Germany that makes billet rings, **** covers, door lock parts, etc. His look pretty decent, but I haven't been convinced this is the way to go just yet.
He also has some carbon fiber-look rings that appear quite nice in the pics.
I am unsure about the attaching method or if they will stay attached as long as you want them to.
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Hi Dan,
we are "the guys from Germany"
Thanks for your nice comments about our products. Our trim rings are just to stick over the original ones, anytime to remove without to leave any trace.
We are rennlist sponsor and offer 10% discount on our items prices for all rennlist members.
You can check our website http://<span style="color:Black">www...port.de</span> or ask per email to elke@cup-sport.de
Kind regards
Elke and Peter from Germany