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Carrera Script Placement
I've ordered some light grey script for my black '84 but haven't seen the spec on how high above the door or rockers they should be placed. Anyone out there know that measurement?
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Line it up with the trim on the bumpers.....
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Not too sure what you mean.
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Center it with the trim on the front and rear bumpers. Most of them have been replaced over the years. If someone has the "huevos" to suggest it's wrong, suggest that they have too much to drink or they are an idiot....or both.
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Well, I've been know to drink too much. And, I won't admit it but some say I've acted like an idiot on occasion. So for the sake of clarity it's something like this:
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1231112580.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1231112596.jpg When I stretched the tape across it looks like the front bumper is a bit higher up than the rear. So technically, the front edge does not center the bumper trim exactly. But you see where I'm going. Yeah, I know the tape is not straight. This is just to illustrate what I think you are referring to. Right? |
I just did mine. Proper spacing is 2'' above black rocker molding. I cant remember the exact spacing of the letters on the right and left side but there is a post on here you can do a search to find.http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1231112992.jpg
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Ummm, that would be correct.
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Oh...BTW, I forgot....side valance is not something you use as a reference.....lose it. Here's my 83 SC......
http://nbd.4nets.com/wordpress/wp-co...whitegreen.jpg Since I removed the SC bumpers and did the back date I move the Carrera srtipe even lower. |
Thats great stuff Mike. The lettering should be 50mm above the door lower edge. On the left door the C should start 10mm behind the forward door edge. The right door the point of the a should touch the the forward door edge. If you follow these steps you wont have to shoot any one and if sombody tells you your wrong you can tell them it is according to the Porsche workshop manual.
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Like I said....screw the manual....place it where you think it looks right and blame the other guy for being cockeyed.....I've dealt with SO MANY comments...it don't look right people..... and I say...OK..... Here's a freebie....they then come back later and say....hmmmm, here's a free beer.... They have been replaced SO MANY times and the next owner swears the graphics are original...... I saw "Yellow Bird"....Otis Chandler's ride.....fake repro crap on the butt....guy had it at a local shop before he passed, I even took a ride in it..... Of course what I send out is the fake RS and the real RS on the same sheet...they call me and say WTF....I say.....what looks good to you....never have a problem anymore..... I let the customer choose...who am "I" to correct an expert? |
Some members do get too caught up in fanatical persuit of perfection with our cars. Jeff asked for some measurements placing the decals. I gave him measurements that are right and easy to do at his home. Now he has options. He can put his lettering anywhere he likes who am I to tell a man where to put his stickers.
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Your directions be fine with me......
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I'll post the final results. Thanks for all of the input.
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How about the 'Carrera' on the decklid? Does anyone have any specs on where exactly that goes? The 911SC logo appears to be mounted in holes and the Carrera logo is adhesive - right?
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http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1231213335.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1231213358.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1231213375.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1231213411.jpg I ordered a rear emblem and eyeballed it the other night without taking the backing off. I'm going with it. |
Its a nice easy job. You really cant screw it up.
Enjoy........http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1231214825.jpg |
Has anyone done flat black on a black car?
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