New Wheels
Three Wheelin'
Joined: Jan 2007
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From: not where you think I am
wish my body work and paint looked that good......
when you get a chance:
powdercoat your glass trim black
tint your quarter windows and hatch
the dark colors (trim, window tint, paint) will really make those new wheels show up!!!!
--Russ
when you get a chance:
powdercoat your glass trim black
tint your quarter windows and hatch
the dark colors (trim, window tint, paint) will really make those new wheels show up!!!!
--Russ
Last edited by largecar379; Dec 14, 2008 at 02:27 AM.
Instructor
Joined: Nov 2006
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From: Federal Way, WA
remove the redneck pipes
remove the stickers
stop posting pics of your car in other people's wheel threads
Just razzin' you.
Three Wheelin'
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From: not where you think I am
sorry about the pics----I thought we were talking about wheels here (?)
Yes, the stickers, emblems and such will be gone when body work and repaint happens.
the pipes are...well, different to say the least. the last time I checked, the opinions were running 17 for, 3 against, 3 undecided.....
I'm just glad somebody noticed.
thanks---Russ
Yes, the stickers, emblems and such will be gone when body work and repaint happens.
the pipes are...well, different to say the least. the last time I checked, the opinions were running 17 for, 3 against, 3 undecided.....
I'm just glad somebody noticed.
thanks---Russ
Race Car
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: No where Oklahoma AKA "The Dust Bowl" In The Arm pit Of Hell
I too saw the car at the 3rd coast. The pipes really look great on the car and the sound is awesome. Russ stand firm and don't pull them us rednecks like em:-)
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Drifting
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Intermediate
Joined: Dec 2007
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From: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
very nice i just ordered these rims. gonna go with 225/40zr18 and 265/35zr18. Bought the new toyo proxies r1rs. Very sick looking tire! Also picked up slotted and dimpled cryogenically frozen brake rotors and performance pads from 928motorsports. Should look really good
Racer
Joined: Jun 2006
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From: London, UK
Is it just me who thinks that these very modern ultra low-profile wheels and tyres just look plain wrong on an old classic 928?
I know the original slot wheels are dated now but personally speaking I would switch only to an OEM Porsche design from around the same time, ie. 16" Club Sports or Design 90s, maybe a 17" Cup 1. The newer wheels just don't look right on an OB to me.
Joel
79 928 5spd with teledials
ex S2, S4
I know the original slot wheels are dated now but personally speaking I would switch only to an OEM Porsche design from around the same time, ie. 16" Club Sports or Design 90s, maybe a 17" Cup 1. The newer wheels just don't look right on an OB to me.
Joel
79 928 5spd with teledials
ex S2, S4
Racer
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From: London, UK