Thought this looked pretty cool at Porsche meet yesterday. I liked the alloys. Handling? Discuss...
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That "style" is about (divisive) looks, not handling. Those alloys probably weigh a ton and the springs will be like scaffold poles, most likely, so won't cope at all well with bumps.
Looked VERY cool 8) Wheels may be originals so could be very light :dont know: I'd have it, even Magnus is on the 996 vibe now :thumb:
I like that people are expressing their own style through 996 mods, which is what Porsches always used to be about before the values or the aircooled cars went bananas.
Could be on air ride.
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