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  • SheaMoose
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    I think when I turned 16 I got my driving classes paid for.

    You're a pretty fortunate kid.

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  • Yellow986S
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    Plasti dipped the wheels temporarily to see if I like it, I will get them powdercoated later.
    Still need to clean the overspray.

    I put the wheel on to see what it looks like. Looks fresh!
    I think the black center caps compliment the black lugs nicely.

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    Last edited by Yellow986S; 12-28-2013, 08:00 PM.

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  • Yellow986S
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    A little teaser.

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    Last edited by Yellow986S; 02-04-2014, 12:58 AM.

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  • Yellow986S
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    Originally posted by white out View Post
    Good luck with the build!

    You should be able to tuck some wide wheels by going low. I was able to tuck 996T wheels on a 996nb simply by going low and rolling the rear fenders. There is a TON of room on the front and you'll probably need some spacers for the front.
    Thanks
    That's awesome.
    Did you have to cut the fender tabs?

    My plans for the future are some nice 3pc wheels.
    Roll the fenders and a minor pull if I have to.
    Last edited by Yellow986S; 12-28-2013, 08:01 PM.

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  • Yellow986S
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    I am talking to KW because they may have sent me the wrong coilovers. If they made a mistake they said they may send me the KW Variant 3!!!

    They won't get back to me for a few days because of Christmas. Bummer since I won't be able to put the coils on now until I know the problem.

    The adjustment knob they gave me doesn't work to adjust the dampening.
    Has anybody had these coils with these weird knobs?

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    Last edited by Yellow986S; 02-04-2014, 12:56 AM.

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  • white out
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    Good luck with the build!

    You should be able to tuck some wide wheels by going low. I was able to tuck 996T wheels on a 996nb simply by going low and rolling the rear fenders. There is a TON of room on the front and you'll probably need some spacers for the front.

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  • Haris_Mujic
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    wow! Can't wait to see more progress

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  • Dr.AK
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    I like Boxters.

    Here's some inspiration for you. Get it looking anywhere close to this and you'll be set!



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  • Yellow986S
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    Originally posted by Noedel View Post
    Looking forward to see this one dropped
    Btw it looks like the front bumper isn't fitting 100% in the middle, under the bonnet.

    Grtz
    Thanks, I need to adjust it a little to get better fitment.

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  • milwaukeeandy
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    should look much better once the coils go on, cant wait for pics

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  • Noedel
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    Looking forward to see this one dropped
    Btw it looks like the front bumper isn't fitting 100% in the middle, under the bonnet.

    Grtz

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  • cardoza
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    Originally posted by Dome View Post
    Agree with that, paint the wheels white, give it a drop and you've got a sick boxster
    And please get rid of those headlights. This has potential.

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  • Dome
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    Originally posted by P78 View Post
    white would better then silver with that yellow
    Agree with that, paint the wheels white, give it a drop and you've got a sick boxster

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  • Yellow986S
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    Originally posted by P78 View Post
    white would better then silver with that yellow

    when you putting the kw's on?
    Ya, the original plan was to go gloss white.
    Car is currently on jack stands..

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  • NeilP
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    Excited for this

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