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YOUR RESEARCH996 C4 3.4l with new Aerokit

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Use some polish sticks applied

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We used some polish sticks applied to the buffer wheel, a red one for the first polish, then a white one for finer polish.

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Very nice Sean, I love a clean look!

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Very nice Sean, I love a clean look!

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Very nice Sean, I love a clean look!

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We used some polish sticks applied to the buffer wheel, a red one for the first polish, then a white one for finer polish.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi all, I just picked up my C4 after having a new aerokit (3rd party) installed and thought I'd share it with you. Let me know what you think :-

POST 4Original post

Very Nice! Kind of a MkII look. You need some bigger exhaust tips to fill out the holes

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I'm actually not certain how the duplicate thread occurred! Can the moderators merge the threads?

POST 8Original post

Looks great, Sean! The front is nice, the little intakes add a different look. Thanks for sharing!

POST 9Original post

Very nice Sean, I love a clean look! +1 on some new exhaust tips to finish it off

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Actually, you can get the stock Gillet tips to polish up nicely. I just did this with mine on my buddy's workbench wheel. Start with some 1000grit wet sanding paper and just clean them by hand first, (and you can do a second step at 2000 if you want.) We used some polish sticks applied to the buffer wheel, a red one for the first polish, then a white one for finer polish. Just work the tips around the wheel. Man, turned out great, saved some $$ over buying new ones. You can also spray the inside with a black spray paint to get rid of the rust color for a really nice finish.

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