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W00tey! what a sick set of rims! Install was very easy, just finding people with the right tools to torque down the new axel bolt was complicated. Special thanks to Jack @ G-Tek for lending us a torque multiplier to lock those things down. That was very nice of him.
Thanks to all our mechanics: Januz Socko, Kirk Reid, Brian, Mario, Joe and the rest who read these forums on occasion.
Rims are very light at roughly 20lbs and 21lbs respectivly. The fitment and offset is perfect, spacers be damned, who needs them in a case like this.
If anyone is interested in a setup like this, we are considering distribution of 9ff Parts in Canada.
Some pics for your viewing pleasure.
You gonna put on the side skirts and paint the bumperettes??? Wheels looks great but the front/rear spoiler just don't look right without the mkII side skirts.
funny u should mention that, bumperettes will be painted next week.
side skirts i'll do later on, now on funds now, i'm more concerned about getting some performance oriented stuff put on, like LWF per se.
but MK II skirts are on the agenda, maybe techart skirts depending on how they photochop up.
Looks fantastic.
I always wondered if I could get CGT type wheels for the 911. I wish someone made smaller versions of those wheels that would fit a C4S.
^ now that i think about it, a full MK.1 areokit would be really sharp and with great OEM fitment. MISHA's wing is still excellent though. variety is the spice of life
yetis: the car is a toronto daily driver, usually from months of april-november. they're aluminium, not mag, i believe they are forged as well, but i'll have to double check that. in any case, i drive around town quite slowly to avoid our bastard potholes and the streetcar tracks (kilrgt: st.clair street car tracks are killer) so i don't think i'll be destroying them anytime soon.
thanks for the kind words guys.
Hehe... yeah drove my C4S up there for a conference in the summer. That was a good old fashion hand car wash for about $20... I would be lying if I said I remembered exactly where it was but it couldn't have been too far from my hotel on Bloor Street.
BTW, the Spoke Club rocks.
AAAAAhahahahhah actually i didn't. what'd they nab you for?
(btw. nice choice in sunglasses. i had the exact same oakleys for about 5 years and they were indestructible. headed a soccer ball inccorectly once and warped them, dropped em off my motorcycle at speed twice, sat on them countless times. worth every penny. the third motorcycle drop was what came close to killing them, but i lost them before i could find out lol.)
I want to say it was a high speed chase across state lines that ended in a shoot out, but he was a local guy that got me for talking on my cell phone, $100 fine.
Yeah I've had mine forever - the lenses keep popping out for some odd reason but other than that they are great driving glasses.
