Originally Posted by look 171 (Post 11754688)

George, your wheels are cleaner the gaps in my teeth. Oh yeah, they are a cleaning nightmare. I have a set of HREs and am thinking about taking off the RUF boat anchors

Originally Posted by bob deluke (Post 11754626)

Sold my 2010 base Cayman and bought a clean, one owner, never driven in the winter, dealer maintained 2014 Audi TT S Line Quattro, loaded. The Cayman was nice, but didn’t have the “soul” like my 77 Targa had. The Cayman had a cheap radio, sand beige interior that you needed to be careful about scratching the painted plastic surfaces that needed constant touch ups. Suspension squeaks, rear hatch rattle, poorly engineered paddle shifters, on and on. After the issue I had with a broken spark plug on #4 cylinder, I had enough of Porsche. Sold the car, and bought the Audi. Fit and finish, quality interior and options on the Audi rival any of the Porsches (4) I owned. Ride and handling equal to the Cayman, no squeaks,rattles or cheap interior pieces. The Audi is bank vault solid. At my age, I don’t feel like working on cars like I did 15-20 years ago. I had my fun with the Porsche’s I had, but time to move on. So long Porsche, hello Audi…
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Originally Posted by Deschodt (Post 11740253)

I just sold my 991.1 this week end - I sold it for $1000 less than its purchase price..in 2017. I literally drove that car for $15 a month for the past 5.5 years plus gas and tires. It's nuts.

Originally Posted by aigel (Post 11754977)

The McGuire cleaner is a game changer! Get those HRE wheels on there! Sell those Ruf abominations! The wheel cleaner may not be good for your teeth, but it dissolves the iron from the brake dust. Black grime in the nooks and crannies I never got out came off with just a spray, a detailing brush and rinse. I found out about it from the below video.

Here is the cleaner: https://www.meguiars.com/automotive/products/meguiars-ultimate-all-wheel-cleaner-g180124-24-oz-spray

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Originally Posted by aigel (Post 11755743)

Of course I haven’t tried any other wheel cleaners! :) Haha. It took me less than 30 minutes to get those Fikse spotless, so it will be worth it to me in the future once a year or so! Give it a try - I’ll send you your money back if it doesn’t work!