Red Anodized Center Wheel Bolt
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I would suggest that you call your local dealer, and start with a 980 (Carrera GT) part number. It will be in their parts listing for that car, as they also have the center lock wheels.
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You can buy essentially the same item for a Ducati for 1/3 the price:
http://www.nirvanamotorsports.com/du...ts-916-series/
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OK, my dealer got back to me as he made a mistake. The price quoted of £350 + VAT was for a set of 4 - a bit more reasonable.
Pricing on the other parts is:
Pair of ram air intakes in carbon - £691 + VAT
Pair carbon mirrors - £1,157 + VAT
Titanium tips £692 + VAT
Gurney Flap in carbon - £350 + VAT
Pricing on the other parts is:
Pair of ram air intakes in carbon - £691 + VAT
Pair carbon mirrors - £1,157 + VAT
Titanium tips £692 + VAT
Gurney Flap in carbon - £350 + VAT
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I presume they mean epoxy-plating ... though I thought it was a urethane compound, but that might be just for tools. All dealers should be using protective sockets for wheel lugs ... sadly, most shops still let their crack team of highly skilled monkeys use an impact socket and a rattle gun, leaving the bolt heads looking scruffy after one visit to the service bays.
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