Just picked up this TT
01-06-2004, 02:27 PM
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Hello and welcome.
If you get the Fikse FM-10s, I suggest you get them finished in "Brake Dust Grey", because they are an absolute bi-atch to clean.
Other than that they are great and the support from Fikse is stellar.
If you get the Fikse FM-10s, I suggest you get them finished in "Brake Dust Grey", because they are an absolute bi-atch to clean.
Other than that they are great and the support from Fikse is stellar.
01-06-2004, 02:51 PM
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Very nice car. It's getting hard to find the low mileage examples. Well done.
Was it at Anderson Behel Porsche?
Already having PSS9's is a plus -- any information on the previous owners?
(Those wheels tend to occur on L.A. cars for whatever reason.)
Was it at Anderson Behel Porsche?
Already having PSS9's is a plus -- any information on the previous owners?
(Those wheels tend to occur on L.A. cars for whatever reason.)
01-06-2004, 02:54 PM
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Originally posted by Jeff 993TT
What do you guys think.. I"m planning to doing a bunch of track events this year ( at least 6 ). Should I wait until after my track events to get my bumper, hood and driver quarter panel repainted? They both just have cosemetic damage ( aka scratches from flying asphalt.. )
What do you guys think.. I"m planning to doing a bunch of track events this year ( at least 6 ). Should I wait until after my track events to get my bumper, hood and driver quarter panel repainted? They both just have cosemetic damage ( aka scratches from flying asphalt.. )
And consider getting 3M paint protection film once you've had the paint done after you're finished with the track days.
Cheers,
01-06-2004, 03:28 PM
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Originally posted by Carrera GT
Was it at Anderson Behel Porsche?
Already having PSS9's is a plus -- any information on the previous owners?
(Those wheels tend to occur on L.A. cars for whatever reason.)
Was it at Anderson Behel Porsche?
Already having PSS9's is a plus -- any information on the previous owners?
(Those wheels tend to occur on L.A. cars for whatever reason.)
.Post pics with the new wheels.
01-09-2004, 02:30 PM
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Thanks to everyone for your comments and for welcoming me to the forum. This is a great resource with great people.
I haven't tracked the car yet. I just got it a week ago.
The wheels are on order so and I'll post pics when they're on.
I haven't tracked the car yet. I just got it a week ago.
The wheels are on order so and I'll post pics when they're on.
New Wheels Finally
02-20-2004, 02:16 AM
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FM10's. Good choice. Just be very careful about high-speed encounters with potholes.
And let's have a ceremonial burning of those chrome things ...
The car looks better every time I see the pics again.
Let's see it at a BAR drive!
And let's have a ceremonial burning of those chrome things ...
The car looks better every time I see the pics again.
Let's see it at a BAR drive!
