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Just a few pictures of a members 997 Turbo with our RTF Track Spec-5 MonoBloc wheels finished in our RTF Textured Matte Black.
Our RTF Track Spec-5 are all custom made per order using aerospace grade 6061-T6 forged aluminum. We can offer many different sizes, profiles, finishes as well as motorsport performance options like Bead Seat knurling.
We're currently running a limited group buy for all RL members interested in purchasing
Finished detailing my car with Klasse AIO, and Klasse Sealant Glaze, followed with Migliore Strata Coating.
I followed by with a wipe and spray of the best detailing spray that I have used. Called Kenotek. Found out about it on the Concours site here on Rennlist. Can be purchased on Detailers Domain. Thanks for their suggestion in using it. Best I've used to date.
Finished detailing my car with Klasse AIO, and Klasse Sealant Glaze, followed with Migliore Strata Coating.
I followed by with a wipe and spray of the best detailing spray that I have used. Called Kenotek. Found out about it on the Concours site here on Rennlist. Can be purchased on Detailers Domain. Thanks for their suggestion in using it. Best I've used to date.
Jay
how hard was it to replace the turbo logo. I want to change mine but i'm too worried about putting it on incorrectly. Did the yellow label come with adhesives?
how hard was it to replace the turbo logo. I want to change mine but i'm too worried about putting it on incorrectly. Did the yellow label come with adhesives?
I helped a friend replace his chrome emblem to black. It was not bad at all. I would "box" your current emblem in with painters tape, that way you know where exactly to affix the new emblem.
how hard was it to replace the turbo logo. I want to change mine but i'm too worried about putting it on incorrectly. Did the yellow label come with adhesives?
Not too difficult to do. I purchased the logo from Bumper Plugs.com. That way you will get the same OEM size. I had the tech at Danbury Porsche Dealership remove and place my logo. He had a special device to remove the original logo which made it easy from there. And yes it did have adhesive on the reverse side. They had a template at the Dealership that allowed him to line up the logo in its exact position. I had it done when I originally purchased the car and they didn't even charge me at the time of delivery. But I didn't feel comfortable replacing it on my own, because I did not want to scratch the car or place it off line. It has been flawless for my 6 years of ownership.
I helped a friend replace his chrome emblem to black. It was not bad at all. I would "box" your current emblem in with painters tape, that way you know where exactly to affix the new emblem.
Originally Posted by DJ23
Not too difficult to do. I purchased the logo from Bumper Plugs.com. That way you will get the same OEM size. I had the tech at Danbury Porsche Dealership remove and place my logo. He had a special device to remove the original logo which made it easy from there. And yes it did have adhesive on the reverse side. They had a template at the Dealership that allowed him to line up the logo in its exact position. I had it done when I originally purchased the car and they didn't even charge me at the time of delivery. But I didn't feel comfortable replacing it on my own, because I did not want to scratch the car or place it off line. It has been flawless for my 6 years of ownership.
Hope this helps.
Jay
Thanks, i've done this on my BMW Roadster, just a hairdryer and some plastic tools did the job. Just wanted to make sure it was the same.
Now what color to choose... i'm guessing gloss black would be best... I hate my Chrome one.
04-20-2016, 07:43 PM
997 Turbo - RTF Track Spec-5 19x9 / 19x12
