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Never thought about actually purchasing salt and pepper shakers in my life ... until I saw these. I am waiting to put salt and pepper in them until I have the shop Xpel and ceramic coat them.
Never thought about actually purchasing salt and pepper shakers in my life ... until I saw these. I am waiting to put salt and pepper in them until I have the shop Xpel and ceramic coat them.
Are you sure these are for your car? I try not to eat in mine.
Installed a set of these: https://www.acerracing.com/collectio...14347910152227 I've had them on all my cars. I know it's a bit silly when it comes to weight savings even if rotational mass focused, but I feel compelled to do it to every car. BTW, the factory bolts look like cr@p for being about a year old!
Installed a set of these: https://www.acerracing.com/collectio...14347910152227 I've had them on all my cars. I know it's a bit silly when it comes to weight savings even if rotational mass focused, but I feel compelled to do it to every car. BTW, the factory bolts look like cr@p for being about a year old!
About .75 lbs. Like I said, silly, but cool (in my head anyway...).
Originally Posted by myrr
Are these just as reliable as the steel bolts?
I know there was a "no" posted already, but I can only speak from my personal experience. I've used titanium bolts for well over 10+ years on over half a dozen cars, with at least a 1-2 track days a year and lots of weekend spirited canyon drives. I've never had an issue. With that said, I check them regularly given I probably remove all wheels at least once a quarter to clean rust and grime from the hubs and brake calipers. So when the wheels come off, I inspect them carefully and have never seen any signs of stretching and/or fatigue.
Originally Posted by PCA1983
Does not seem that they would look good with Black wheels.
Ironically, as soon as burn through these pilot sport cup 2's, I plan on resetting with new black BBS FI R wheels. Also, do know that they will darken slightly over time. They are exceptionally "shiny" when new. They do offer a "darkened" version, but paying extra for that seemed even sillier to me than my already silly initial purchase.
The infamous "Aluminum Look" gas cap. An expensive piece of plastic, I know, but it does look good, especially with a black car. It gives you something to admire while you pump money out of your bank account.
About .75 lbs. Like I said, silly, but cool (in my head anyway...).
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I may be in the same boat as you. .75 X 4 corners is not too shabby. Add 2 lbs per Girodisk per corner and you are looking at almost 12 pounds of unsprung and rotating mass removed. Thats significant.
I won't go out of my way to get new brakes but when its time for brakes replacement I will surely be changing them.
Too bad I love the look of my factory wheels or I would be looking for some forged wheels as well
02-22-2020, 07:42 PM
Every Porsche owner needs these
, the PDK lever is cheap in carbon.
