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May 27, 2008 4:53:48 AM
- bvineyards
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Re: Pictures of 997TT with Dymags
Looks Amazing Dufffy! Really love those wheels. Bolts are the perfect finishing touch too. You must have THE lightest Turbo wheel/brake set-up on Rennteam.
I see you have the smoked side markers like I do. Plus your rear lights are done. Did Matt & Eddy do them for you?
I see you have the smoked side markers like I do. Plus your rear lights are done. Did Matt & Eddy do them for you?
May 27, 2008 10:40:18 PM
- imcarnuts
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Re: Pictures of 997TT with Dymags
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STRADALE said:
Looks Amazing Dufffy! Really love those wheels. Bolts are the perfect finishing touch too. You must have THE lightest Turbo wheel/brake set-up on Rennteam.
I see you have the smoked side markers like I do. Plus your rear lights are done. Did Matt & Eddy do them for you?
Thanks Gregg
Yes, Matt & Eddy (Detailing Dynamics - http://www.detailingdynamics.com/) did both the side markers and the tinted lights. I really like that they are not real dark - still safe unlike some I've seen. My desire, both inside & out, was to have a stealth look - nothing shiny. (license plate frame has to go) I think the tinted lights add to that look. When I picked up my car from them, conveniently the factory lights were removed and these "just happened" to be near the car. Good sales people those guys - fortunately for me.
Re: Pictures of 997TT with Dymags
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imcarnuts said:Quote:
STRADALE said:
Looks Amazing Dufffy! Really love those wheels. Bolts are the perfect finishing touch too. You must have THE lightest Turbo wheel/brake set-up on Rennteam.
I see you have the smoked side markers like I do. Plus your rear lights are done. Did Matt & Eddy do them for you?
Thanks Gregg
Yes, Matt & Eddy (Detailing Dynamics - http://www.detailingdynamics.com/) did both the side markers and the tinted lights. I really like that they are not real dark - still safe unlike some I've seen. My desire, both inside & out, was to have a stealth look - nothing shiny. (license plate frame has to go) I think the tinted lights add to that look. When I picked up my car from them, conveniently the factory lights were removed and these "just happened" to be near the car. Good sales people those guys - fortunately for me.
Yeah I know what you mean. Spent some time hanging out w/ Matt this past Sunday at the Concours. Eddy got engaged btw, he was there too w/ his bride to be.
Car looks really great Duffy.
As for the license plate frame you may want to check out the one I bought. I've tried so many. I actually have 3 or 4 at home that I just never put on the car. The one I did put on is pretty cool because it has a system for hiding the bolts completely. There's also a clear license plate cover that is holding up excellent, I thought it would be trashed after a few washings but its made well. The one I got is Carbon Fiber but they have black ones, silver, chrome, etc. It's hard to decribe how it covers the bolts but it's pretty slick & simple to install. Here's the web-site: http://www.tagarmur.com/default.aspx
Re: Pictures of 997TT with Dymags
See post 21
http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=126845
Fronts are 16.8 lbs. and rears are 20.5 lbs. with stems and without tire pressure monitors
http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=126845
Fronts are 16.8 lbs. and rears are 20.5 lbs. with stems and without tire pressure monitors
Re: Pictures of 997TT with Dymags
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STRADALE said:Quote:
imcarnuts said:Quote:
STRADALE said:
Looks Amazing Dufffy! Really love those wheels. Bolts are the perfect finishing touch too. You must have THE lightest Turbo wheel/brake set-up on Rennteam.
I see you have the smoked side markers like I do. Plus your rear lights are done. Did Matt & Eddy do them for you?
Thanks Gregg
Yes, Matt & Eddy (Detailing Dynamics - http://www.detailingdynamics.com/) did both the side markers and the tinted lights. I really like that they are not real dark - still safe unlike some I've seen. My desire, both inside & out, was to have a stealth look - nothing shiny. (license plate frame has to go) I think the tinted lights add to that look. When I picked up my car from them, conveniently the factory lights were removed and these "just happened" to be near the car. Good sales people those guys - fortunately for me.
Yeah I know what you mean. Spent some time hanging out w/ Matt this past Sunday at the Concours. Eddy got engaged btw, he was there too w/ his bride to be.
Car looks really great Duffy.
As for the license plate frame you may want to check out the one I bought. I've tried so many. I actually have 3 or 4 at home that I just never put on the car. The one I did put on is pretty cool because it has a system for hiding the bolts completely. There's also a clear license plate cover that is holding up excellent, I thought it would be trashed after a few washings but its made well. The one I got is Carbon Fiber but they have black ones, silver, chrome, etc. It's hard to decribe how it covers the bolts but it's pretty slick & simple to install. Here's the web-site: http://www.tagarmur.com/default.aspx
Thanks Gregg - Placed order a few minutes ago for the frame in carbon. Your car really shines. Wish I had quality detailers in my area like Matt & Eddy.
Re: Pictures of 997TT with Dymags
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imcarnuts said:
See post 21
http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=126845
Fronts are 16.8 lbs. and rears are 20.5 lbs. with stems and without tire pressure monitors
Wow, that is approx 35 pounds overall lighter than the stock one if am not mistaken? Did you notice considerable difference in performance (handling and acceleration) when you swapped wheels?
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