Pic: Seal grey C4S w/bronze Volk TE-37s
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02-29-2004, 03:33 PM
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Pic: Seal grey C4S w/bronze Volk TE-37s
finally had the opportunity to snap a shot of my neighbor's car. He wasn't home and his detailer was cleaning up the cars in the front yard so I saw the car on my way home and decided to snap a shot after I drove past. I think it looks awesome...
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I think it looks good, main reason I posted was because I had mentioned this car before and I got a good amount of interest through PM and replies. It looks really good in person, definately a healthy departure from your run-of-the-mill HREs that everyone has.
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03-01-2004, 01:55 PM
it wouldn't be my choice if i had a C4S, but i think its cool b/c you don't really see many porsches on volks.
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Originally posted by ZAMIRZ
I think it looks good, main reason I posted was because I had mentioned this car before and I got a good amount of interest through PM and replies. It looks really good in person, definately a healthy departure from your run-of-the-mill HREs that everyone has.
I think it looks good, main reason I posted was because I had mentioned this car before and I got a good amount of interest through PM and replies. It looks really good in person, definately a healthy departure from your run-of-the-mill HREs that everyone has.
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The wheel looks good, but bronze just doesn't go with SG, it's strange bc SG has a warm tone to it too. Gunmetal or Silver will look much better IMO. 
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It seems like they'd be a good choice for a track wheel. Not too expensive and you don't have to baby them. I see the number on the side of the car so maybe that's what he's doing with them.
To be honest I'm considering trading my cab for a 996tt and I would be looking for a very inexpensive set of wheels to use at the track.
To be honest I'm considering trading my cab for a 996tt and I would be looking for a very inexpensive set of wheels to use at the track.
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03-02-2004, 04:53 PM
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Originally posted by Gary (Fl)
Hee hee... I never heard HREs used in the same sentence as "run of the mill"
Hee hee... I never heard HREs used in the same sentence as "run of the mill"
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03-02-2004, 07:28 PM
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Originally posted by ZAMIRZ
It's all relative, out here a lot of souped up european and japanese cars have HREs, and with the prices coming down to "reasonable" for the average buyer on the more traditional models you see plenty of cars in/around L.A. with HREs. Not saying they aren't nice wheels, but they're becoming very commonplace on modified cars.
It's all relative, out here a lot of souped up european and japanese cars have HREs, and with the prices coming down to "reasonable" for the average buyer on the more traditional models you see plenty of cars in/around L.A. with HREs. Not saying they aren't nice wheels, but they're becoming very commonplace on modified cars.
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