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I dont like it. if you think he is **** or has ocd, figure this, the window has PORSCHE on it, I dont want the same word visible in the same place
Thanks for the complements, and complaints! Seems like opinions are split 50/50, but the methodology used is 100/0.
I did the rebadging because I think it adds sophistication, "busyness" to an otherwise spartan rear. Like I said, the 911 never really spoke to me. It was too small. From a distance, it looks like a patch of black tape. Overall, rebadging is really a matter of personal preference.
Inspiration came from this, not OCD or analness. Cheers
People think this way:
Anyone that has more attention to detail than they do is OCD.
Anyone that has less attention to detail than they do is Lazy.
It's the last of my worries, if at all
The original statement was that we engineers are an OCD bunch, and we are!
Now, if we weren't, the world would look very different. Ever seen those staircases in Russia that kinda lead to nowhere? Or wheelchair ramps at 40-degree angles...
I used the width of tape a good measuring device a good eye and a lot of measuring, remeasuring and a ton of patience. There are several ways to do this mod, some don't look right to my eye and some due. Here is my version.
People think this way:
Anyone that has more attention to detail than they do is OCD.
Anyone that has less attention to detail than they do is Lazy.
I once heard another version of this.
Anyone who drives faster than you is an A-hole
Anyone who drives slower than you is an idiot
btw, my PORSCHE badge is OEM from the Cayenne (its glossy, which I like a little more) and the 911S is OEM from a 1973 911S, that I just the posts off of, sanded, painted gloss black and added double sided tape. This was my plan a long time ago and then the 911R came out and I realized that Porsche broke into my phone and stole my idea. I guess its kind of flattering that they stole my idea
also, the best use of a dry erase marker is to use in this case. Marks and wipes right off.
saw this pic on the internet and was sold (dealer job with proper attention to kerning/spacing as well as aligning the badging to the bottom of the decklid).
after which i've done few jobs for mine and a few friends cars. the measuring, doing the calculations tape work etc etc takes roughly an hour. physically sticking them emblems on takes 2 minutes. this old album in addition to this thread may help those here whom want to give it a try. https://rennlist.com/g/album/3372540