beemreatr

I am thinking of painting my 17" boxter rims guards red to match my 944 cab. I have not decided on solid red or red and black. Does anyone (other than black) have their rims matching the ex of the car. Thanks

V2Rocket

I'd go with the style shown in the picture, black center with red lip. Solid red would be kind of tacky IMO

Rock

Koooolll AID!

tifosiman

How about red centers with silver lips?

apierce918

or black with silver like the current main rennlist pic

Keithr726

User jgporsche powdercoated some wheels with the same colors as above and it looked pretty good.

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beemreatr

Keith, Thank you Thank you Thank you. That was just what I was looking for. I didn't think I could do two tone since there is no lip on my rims, but that guy has the same rims!!! I sent him a email to see if he still has them. Thanks again, my PS skills are very crappy so chopping a set was not working out for me.

CarbonRevo

Is it just me, or does tifos car seem unusually long looking?

V2Rocket

prolly cuz its lowered

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michaelathome

I have to say that I love the targa wheels on the 944 and the colored center and polished lip looks great on your car ^^^

My old car with targa wheels VVV

lovemyp-car

mine came that way!

tifosiman

LOL. I think its due to the fact that it is very low and also that damn door trim strip down the side of the car. It breaks up the car a bit and makes the side of the car not look as tall as it really is. Whenever I finally get around to getting it painted the side door trim parts are coming off and never going back on.

M758

All red


Here is red with old skool white walls



I also have a white set and a standard black set. I wanted to have different colors since i started to get confused which of my 3 sets of wheels were which.

Chwatson

m758, there's a guy who I always see at the parts store with some old, old (i.e. late 50's) MB 4 door. He's this eastern European guy and, rather than buying actual whitewalls, decided to break out the Rustoleum off-white.