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YOUR RESEARCHYay or nay?
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Run those stickers
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car club or group of friends and we all ran those stickers.
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That said, full disclosure, I did put a Black "S" on my Silver Cayman badge, replacing the Chrome one.
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It's your ride, you have to make it into what pleases you. I will only add having plates like " doggin U" or anything that says "racing" on the car makes roadside pleas of mercy more difficult to sell to all LEO's.
If you like it, love it. It’s unique and I personally like it. Also like the red S after a black Cayman badge (available from Suncoast). I put a red S on my
Carrera
and went from a silver badge to black (matched my recently refinished wheels).
The sticker is a throwback to my youth. We had a little
mustang
car club or group of friends and we all ran those stickers. I’m 45 years old and still like to go fast but I’m able to keep it classy most of the time
Mine was all silver but once I started adding carbon fiber black made more since. I have gold wheels but didn’t want gold letters, the shields are enough.
No wrong answers here - Do what makes you smile when you walk outside and check out the car! Style is really personal. Having seen tons of P-car badging mods, this is pretty clever and most people won't "get it" unless you're a P-car fan. Have fun with it!
@TexasT987
… The more grief you get for creative use of the red S, the more I like it, and also assuming you have red S calipers it ties them together … but this said, I think you mentioned you have gold wheels, and if so, imho they should be refinished hyper black chrome to match the carbon on the car. 😉
I appreciate that the colors go with the car, and I appreciate the inventiveness. It is not really for me, a bit much. That said, full disclosure, I did put a Black "S" on my Silver Cayman badge, replacing the Chrome one. obviously I like it. It goes with the Rhodium Silver paint and the black
exhaust
tips. But hey it's America......it's your car, enjoy it.
