hi, im new on this forum
10-01-2008 | 11:48 AM
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hi, im new on this forum
Hi everyone, well im new to this forum and new to the porsche world,
im from qc,canada
i recently bought a 1988 944 turbo with my dad...
so far, i put on a racing dynamic strut bar, k&n filter, changed one of the side marker, put new shiftboot, porsche license plate
things i want to do: fix the ac, fix the little oil leak, a good compound, and more lighting! and maybe 968 mirrors and door handles
here's the pict( not with the parts)
do you think i should tint my windows like the picture under...
pleasure
im from qc,canada
i recently bought a 1988 944 turbo with my dad...
so far, i put on a racing dynamic strut bar, k&n filter, changed one of the side marker, put new shiftboot, porsche license plate
things i want to do: fix the ac, fix the little oil leak, a good compound, and more lighting! and maybe 968 mirrors and door handles
here's the pict( not with the parts)
do you think i should tint my windows like the picture under...
pleasure
10-01-2008 | 12:23 PM
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Rainman
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that car looks great!! 
if you want to shine it up a little heres a good thread...
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...ght=bumperette
or you could do what i do, after a good wash get a mother's powerball and some rubbing compound and use a drill to swirl it around the body and then just buff it out. it puts alot of shine into the paint, takes off some of the contaminants and puts a layer of wax down all at once
love the wheels
if you want to shine it up a little heres a good thread...
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...ght=bumperette
or you could do what i do, after a good wash get a mother's powerball and some rubbing compound and use a drill to swirl it around the body and then just buff it out. it puts alot of shine into the paint, takes off some of the contaminants and puts a layer of wax down all at once
love the wheels
10-01-2008 | 12:27 PM
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Nice 951. Be advised that, for some, tinting the rear hatch too dark hampers rear visibility at night to the point that they've regretted it. That said, some tint is also desireable to limit heat build up from the sun.
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10-01-2008 | 12:34 PM
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the thing is, im still unsure if its better with tints or without tints, what you guys think?
thx !
10-01-2008 | 12:35 PM
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From: Montreal, Quebec
that car looks great!!
if you want to shine it up a little heres a good thread...
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...ght=bumperette
or you could do what i do, after a good wash get a mother's powerball and some rubbing compound and use a drill to swirl it around the body and then just buff it out. it puts alot of shine into the paint, takes off some of the contaminants and puts a layer of wax down all at once
love the wheels
if you want to shine it up a little heres a good thread...
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...ght=bumperette
or you could do what i do, after a good wash get a mother's powerball and some rubbing compound and use a drill to swirl it around the body and then just buff it out. it puts alot of shine into the paint, takes off some of the contaminants and puts a layer of wax down all at once
love the wheels
i know someone who's doing detailing, sure i will have to pay, but the job will be top notch...
thx for comments
10-01-2008 | 12:45 PM
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