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Use can be tricky
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When leaving for work this morning, noticed three of four wheel emblems missing. Can't believe glue failed on three at the same time but don't know why someone would just steal three.
90 degrees. Been that hot or hotter for some time. Is "cheap" in sarcasm? Not seeing just the emblems online. Emblems with center caps running $60 plus a pop. Just put a post in the "wanted to buy" on the site.
Porsche caps and knock-off caps are like Rolex watches and Louis Vittooty handbags. Only the owner knows the truth. Get 4 for $50 and be happy. You also don't have to remove wheels in order to do the swap, and remember to point the arrows at the valve stems
Thinking about it, if the ones you have fell off, then they were probably knock-offs anyway.
True story from my best friend, a retired Milwaukee cop.
Drunk in upscale bar wearing an expensive suit who forgot his wallet and wants to keep drinking. Offers his "Rolex" for sale. Other patrons pool their cash and buy the "Rolex." You can guess the rest of the story.
This is one time where the knock-offs last longer than the OEM factory originals. I've had both. Porsche should have done a better job with securing the center emblem to the cap. Glue is just not sufficient.
