Endangered Species - Cayman R
#1
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Endangered Species - Cayman R
What does everyone think of the Turbo II wheel vs Spyder wheel?
I thought they were just ok in photos, but in person they look good. These Turbo IIs are per the original build, but I'm on the hunt for GT2 buckets and Spyder wheels.
I thought they were just ok in photos, but in person they look good. These Turbo IIs are per the original build, but I'm on the hunt for GT2 buckets and Spyder wheels.
#4
Agree that spyder wheels would be a nice upgrade, but the car looks great!
Interesting ownership history- I've never been a turbo guy, but was dead set on the 997.2 GTS until I drove the 987.2 Spyder platform. Cool to see you moving from the 997.2 to the CR, would be interesting to hear your thoughts on why (since, of course, I still think about the 997 GTS all the time!).
Hope to see you around Chicago!
Interesting ownership history- I've never been a turbo guy, but was dead set on the 997.2 GTS until I drove the 987.2 Spyder platform. Cool to see you moving from the 997.2 to the CR, would be interesting to hear your thoughts on why (since, of course, I still think about the 997 GTS all the time!).
Hope to see you around Chicago!
#6
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Agree that spyder wheels would be a nice upgrade, but the car looks great!
Interesting ownership history- I've never been a turbo guy, but was dead set on the 997.2 GTS until I drove the 987.2 Spyder platform. Cool to see you moving from the 997.2 to the CR, would be interesting to hear your thoughts on why (since, of course, I still think about the 997 GTS all the time!).
Hope to see you around Chicago!
Interesting ownership history- I've never been a turbo guy, but was dead set on the 997.2 GTS until I drove the 987.2 Spyder platform. Cool to see you moving from the 997.2 to the CR, would be interesting to hear your thoughts on why (since, of course, I still think about the 997 GTS all the time!).
Hope to see you around Chicago!
#7
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#10
I'm not tying to dis the wheels it's hard to judge over the net. I don't care for the signature logo it's reminiscent of the kind of off brand wheels you see at Manny & Mo's. IMO wheel centers are a critical piece of the wheel as your eye eventually flows to that point. I think the factory centers are well done and HRE makes a great product in that regard as well. Just not a fan of the yin/ yang logo center.
#11
There are a set of black Spyder wheels on Panjo for $4250.
#14
The spyder wheels are lighter than the Turbo II wheels and I think the Spyder wheels look much better. The Spyder wheels are very hard to clean, but I think the Turbo II would also be difficult to clean.
#15
Burning Brakes
I had the Turbo IIs on my CR. I loved them. They have to be seen on a CR to appreciate them. I liked them better than the standard wheels. I think the rear wheel was 1/2 narrower than the standard CR wheel. They aren't too hard to clean. I used 5mm spacers.