Please post pics of 993 with Ruf wheels
10-29-2003, 12:56 PM
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10-29-2003, 01:47 PM
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Hey Nota:
Did you happen to catch the thread a couple of weeks ago where someone was selling their RUF wheels? Don't know if he sold them and I think he was abroad so shipping could be expensive, but might be worth a quick search.
Regards,
Did you happen to catch the thread a couple of weeks ago where someone was selling their RUF wheels? Don't know if he sold them and I think he was abroad so shipping could be expensive, but might be worth a quick search.
Regards,
10-29-2003, 01:55 PM
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for some reason i can't upload a picture ( i keep getting an error message for wrong file type, when in fact it IS a jpeg i am trying to upload)
for now, click "the cars" link in my signature.
max
EDIT: seeems as though the "attachment" option works
for now, click "the cars" link in my signature.
max
EDIT: seeems as though the "attachment" option works
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10-29-2003, 04:33 PM
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nota troll/needa bra ....if you send me a few (hi-res) pics of your car i can try to do a better photoshop job. my email is max at blue3.net
they are good looking wheels, but expensive, and as mentioned=Heavy!
one upside to all of the Ruf wheels is that they seem to be easy to sell for a good price if you change your mind about them at some point.
max
they are good looking wheels, but expensive, and as mentioned=Heavy!
one upside to all of the Ruf wheels is that they seem to be easy to sell for a good price if you change your mind about them at some point.
max
Last edited by max911; 05-27-2004 at 12:43 PM.
10-29-2003, 08:08 PM
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nota...your PM box is full!!
now everyone has to see this:
thanks for the compliment Viken. I thought it would be a good background because of the colors, but the black & whites turned out even better.
max
now everyone has to see this:
thanks for the compliment Viken. I thought it would be a good background because of the colors, but the black & whites turned out even better.
max
10-29-2003, 08:20 PM
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Originally posted by Cy
Hey Nota:
Did you happen to catch the thread a couple of weeks ago where someone was selling their RUF wheels? Don't know if he sold them and I think he was abroad so shipping could be expensive, but might be worth a quick search.
Regards,
Hey Nota:
Did you happen to catch the thread a couple of weeks ago where someone was selling their RUF wheels? Don't know if he sold them and I think he was abroad so shipping could be expensive, but might be worth a quick search.
Regards,
10-29-2003, 08:23 PM
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Hey Max, a quick side question. I notice that you have clear US indicator lenses which allow for the black rubber block between the lenses and the fog lights. Where did you get these clear US type lenses. I can only find the Euro lenses which mean you need to remove the black bumpers.
10-29-2003, 08:34 PM
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hugh, AJ-USA was the source if i remember correctly. All they are is european lenses that have been cut down and sealed with clear silicone.
If i were to do it again, i would get the european lenses and trim them myself as the pair from AJ left a little to be desired....not terrible, but the angle of the cut could have been a little better. plus, the silicone began to peel off after a couple of R & Rs . maybe a clear 2-part epoxy would be a better solution.
good luck,
max
edit: here is a direct link
If i were to do it again, i would get the european lenses and trim them myself as the pair from AJ left a little to be desired....not terrible, but the angle of the cut could have been a little better. plus, the silicone began to peel off after a couple of R & Rs . maybe a clear 2-part epoxy would be a better solution.
good luck,
max
edit: here is a direct link
