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YOUR RESEARCHHelp with Carrera badge...
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Combined work: Replace black badge + Run string between the bolts
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WHen I swapped my black badge for the silver one, I wanted to make sure I got teh badge in exactly the right place so I drilled a couple of holes in the deck lid and inserted a couple of bolts then I ran a string between the bolts to align the badge (1st pic). It worked perfectly!
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What they ^ said about removing and replacing the badge.
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WHen I swapped my black badge for the silver one, I wanted to make sure I got teh badge in exactly the right place so I drilled a couple of holes in the deck lid and inserted a couple of bolts then I ran a string between the bolts to align the badge (1st pic).
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WHen I swapped my black badge for the silver one, I wanted to make sure I got teh badge in exactly the right place so I drilled a couple of holes in the deck lid and inserted a couple of bolts then I ran a string between the bolts to align the badge (1st pic).
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Combined work: Replace black badge + Run string between the bolts
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Performed · outcome unconfirmed
WHen I swapped my black badge for the silver one, I wanted to make sure I got teh badge in exactly the right place so I drilled a couple of holes in the deck lid and inserted a couple of bolts then I ran a string between the bolts to align the badge (1st pic). It worked perfectly!
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Performed · outcome unconfirmed
WHen I swapped my black badge for the silver one, I wanted to make sure I got teh badge in exactly the right place so I drilled a couple of holes in the deck lid and inserted a couple of bolts then I ran a string between the bolts to align the badge (1st pic).
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Performed · outcome unconfirmed
WHen I swapped my black badge for the silver one, I wanted to make sure I got teh badge in exactly the right place so I drilled a couple of holes in the deck lid and inserted a couple of bolts then I ran a string between the bolts to align the badge (1st pic).
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I used a blow dryer to get mine off....make it nice and warm and the glue will give....did the same thing breaking a piece off while drying the P....sucks
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Washed my car and broke a small piece off the Carrera script...
I am thinking of removing it totally, does anyone know what to use to remove the "glue"...
If I do decide to get a new carrera script, what do I use to glue it on with ?
While I am asking the questions:
Anyone have experience with the rennline pedals ?
Saw the old one off with a length of dental floss. Use some "Goof Off" or WD40 to dissolve and remove any remaining adhesive. The new one will come with a self-stick adhesive backing.
What they ^ said about removing and replacing the badge. What color is your car? If it is dark, yo may want to consider replacing it with a brushed silver badge.
My Lapis Blue C2 came with a black badge and I replaced it with a brushed silver colored badge, which looks much better, IMO.
Like Tim said, the color of your car plays a big part! My car is white and I had a silver 911 on the rear. I upgraded to black 19's and changed my badge to the black carrera to complete the monochromatic look! What color is yours, we wont hesitate to force our opinion on you!
Great choice, the black definitely looks better on the grey and white cars. There are similar threads that provide you with the exact measurement for placement if you have troubles!
I used a blow dryer to get mine off....make it nice and warm and the glue will give....did the same thing breaking a piece off while drying the P....sucks
I used a blow dryer for a small amount of time, then it came off very easy with some dental floss (and my hands smelled fresh afterwards) . Used my fingernail for the larger pieces of glue. Then the goo gone and elbow grease for the rest!
I've got them on the GT3 and they're awesome. Great quality, easy to install, hard to beat the price. Still look great 2 years later. No affiliation, etc., just a happy customer.
What they said about removing it and marking it before removing it.
As for the colour of the badge, I thought it really depended on the oil you used in the car, or was that the colour of the calipers, or was that the brake fluid type and/or colour
WHen I swapped my black badge for the silver one, I wanted to make sure I got teh badge in exactly the right place so I drilled a couple of holes in the deck lid and inserted a couple of bolts then I ran a string between the bolts to align the badge (1st pic). It worked perfectly! You can hardly even see the bolt heads on the deck lid (2nd pic).
Damn drilling holes would have been a good idea, I used a hammer and self tappers!
Be aware Tim these days they will take you seriously!! See my post on wind drag on glass vs. paint!!!
Ha ha, funny you should mention that, all I had lying around was that tree trunk paint, It matches my car pretty good. Who knew tree trunk paint was glacier white!!! Maybe Eric can make us some plugs!
Brushed silver bolt heads? Yeah, you betcha!
I used a 3/8" drill bit. I thought about using a 1/4" bit, but since I was going to be using nylon string (none of that cheap cotton stuff for my Porsche, no Sir!
) and planned to stretch the nylon string really tight, I thought I had better "Biggie Size" it.
What do you think, did I do OK?
gota 911, your badge still doesn't look straight, you might have to drill another hole to get it perfect.
I used a metal ruler and scratched a line in the paint just under the logo.
Now I can replace it as many times as I want and get it perfectly aligned every time.
Might try the bolts and fishing line instead and fill in the missing paint with my fill-in pen..
Haa!! Cool, speed holes!! Helps get more air to the engine, right! And the bodies are galvanized, so you don't have to worry about rust! Great job!
You should have left the string there, to hang various ornaments during holiday time!
Redridge,
Those look fantastic, the whole interior shot is "+A1", I will opt for the "Alu" color since my interior is black, how difficult are they to install...
Thanks, the "alu" with black will look great. The install was easy, but if you're a big guy it might be a bit cramped... remember to measure 2x and drill 1x.
Tim...I don't think you need to drill holes...the badge comes with double sided tape! And how did you cover the holes after you installed the badge?? Don't you think that this brings the value of your P down??
The combination of blue with a grey interior isn't that fantastic as it is....and now you got to sell the 2 extra holes in your car...maybe you can tell the potential buyer (if you ever get one!) that the holes are for a GT3 spoiler.
