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I have once read a thread with pictures of a white cayman S with an iForged wheels on it. the wheel type is variant.
i tried to find it again but it seems that the thread is not here anymore?
Is there anyone else has seen this thread?or i was imagining things because of hanging out in this forum too long? [img]/fckeditor/editor/images/smiley/MWPX/tounge_smile.gif[/img]
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I don't know what iForged wheels look like but here is tomasp77's white Cayman with aftermarket wheels:
Wheel Enhancement
Nobody gives you more ways to get the look you want:
1. Purchase new Porsche Factory alloys.
2. Purchase like-new used or restored Porsche alloys from us.
3. Have us refinish your Factory alloys. We restore, anodize, polish and chrome plate.
4. Purchase our aftermarket wheels--we offer the very best, including Kinesis, Fikse, BBS, HRE and Champion to name a few.
5. Exchange your straight, true Factory alloys for Factory alloys pre-finished the way you want.
6. Exchange your scratched/curb damaged Factory alloys for new or refinished Factory Alloys.
7. Trade in your straight, true Factory alloys for aftermarket or Factory wheels. http://www.wheelenhancement.com
I just found his pic in the Registry, you could search the forum using the link at the left and put in the keyword wheel and search by user and put in tomasp77 and you'd probably find his posts about receiving his car and changing wheels.
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