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Is this ricing?
I am curious if you would consider this ricing.
In the defence of that original thread. It crossed my mind to do the same thing at one point. Is it ricing or just a cosmetic enhancement????? (i.e. adding the turbo rear valence to your NA) Stencil for painting calipers
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Hm..I don't think so. Technically it's functional?
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Rice no, Cheese yes. If it you don't have the Porsche logo on your calipers to began with there is good reason.
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I have stenciled porsche all over things, and it crossed my mind once to stencil my calipers on my NA with porsche..... and then I slapped myself
cheesy.....I would have to agree. Specially if you are trying to make them look like a higher performance brake set but I would not go as far as saying that its as bad writing Turbo on your NA....
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