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Old 01-06-2010, 05:45 PM
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+1 for the CCW C10's.
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The difference between C10 / C12 / C14 are pretty much one's preference on the look, right?!
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Originally Posted by cfjan
The difference between C10 / C12 / C14 are pretty much one's preference on the look, right?!
Yup. I think C10 is lighter. Check with John at CCW. Fewer spokes are easier to clean too....but not too few that could compromise strength. John is really picky about making sure his wheels are really strong.
Old 01-06-2010, 07:08 PM
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Thanks Allan. One day my GT3 will look kind of like yours!

(except in Carrara White!)
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My CCW's are shot peened w/black ano. The color isn't "pure" black, it's a bit lighter with just a hint of purple, but looks nice & hasn't changed. Cleaning them is a bit more difficult due to the roughness of the finish, but not a big deal. Use a brush instead of a rag & they're good.
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Old 01-11-2010, 01:57 PM
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How did you fit the center cap on the wheel? I thought the C10/C12/C14 are designed not to work w/ center cap, right?!
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The caps are Boothe Designs locking billet caps-- very nicely made pieces! But, as you can see, the anodizing is yet another color of black.

http://www.boothedesign.com/centercaps.html
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Steve,

Nice, thanks for the link! Interesting thing design on those "No Turn" center caps!

But my question was I thought these wheels were designed not to take center caps in order to save weight? I thought only the like of C140 can take center caps?
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They will make the wheels with a 60mm hole for center caps. The hole also has a groove for the locking bolts on the Boothe caps.
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Getting them painted makes them real easy to clean...CCW C10's in Cobalt Blue...

I'm sure most would not choose that color, but it works for me. I appreciate that John was willing to do it (since they sub out the anodizing/painting), but I wish I could get him to send me the caps he owes me...
Old 01-12-2010, 05:37 AM
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BTW... if your Black CCW's are not showing a hint of Purple, your not driving it hard enough!!!
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Where's all the love for the Enkei's ?
Ultimate bang for the buck.


VOLK TE 37'S are a great "medium" dollar wheel.
Too bad Volk RE30's are not made for the 911. Superwheel.
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Originally Posted by lightguy
Where's all the love for the Enkei's ?
Ultimate bang for the buck.
Don't see GT3 fitments...can you point to them?
Thanks,
Mike
Old 01-13-2010, 04:16 AM
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I might actually end up getting Dymags. The word "sponsorhip" has been floating around. I'll keep you guys posted.
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Originally Posted by gt3'er
Getting them painted makes them real easy to clean...CCW C10's in Cobalt Blue...

I'm sure most would not choose that color, but it works for me. ..
+1 Great combo.


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