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Forum: Wheels

July 14th 2009, 23:09

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Mounting Porsche D90 wheels, lugcentric vs. hubcentric?

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Posted By naaz90

The drums and rotors are actually brand new from...

The drums and rotors are actually brand new from socal autoparts, so you dont have to worry about drilling in the thin metal area of the stock parts.

My main issue is the fact the D90 wheel was...

Forum: Wheels

July 14th 2009, 16:15

Replies: 5

Mounting Porsche D90 wheels, lugcentric vs. hubcentric?

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Posted By naaz90

Mounting Porsche D90 wheels, lugcentric vs. hubcentric?

The Porsche D90 wheel is a hubcentric wheel. Presently I have them mounted lugcentric on stock VW rotors and rear drums (drilled to 5x130). All is fine, but the car hasn't rolled out of the garage...

Forum: Electrical

November 27th 2006, 10:18

Replies: 5

Watson street works wiring problems

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Posted By naaz90

Wow, thanks, It all is a little clearer now. Now...

Wow, thanks, It all is a little clearer now. Now I actually what those numbers mean.

With that in mind, Turn signal flasher feed is 49, which I dont have. All I have is 49a which is output to...

Forum: Electrical

November 26th 2006, 21:21

Replies: 5

Watson street works wiring problems

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Posted By naaz90

Watson street works wiring problems

I purchased a watson kit for my 72 ghia and am now regretting it.

I have many issues but I will only ask for help with one of them now. The kit seems to be geared more towards pre '72 year...

Forum: Suspension

November 25th 2006, 18:06

Replies: 1

Adjustable spring plates?

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Posted By naaz90

Adjustable spring plates?

I would like to lower the rear of my 72 Ghia. I am not sure how much, as I dont know what wheel size I will be going with yet.

Would adjustable spring plates from cip1.com be the easiet option?...

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