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www.ttstuff.com
www.ecstuning.com

 

yes. lol

 

also, if you get the turbo badge (please make sure your car is fast first), you can do what I did-- get some Tester's Fire Engine Red spray enamel, clear coat, then take the badge and lay a piece of masking tape over the top, leaving the bottom and sides exposed. Spray it while it's like this, and the top stays chrome, while the sides become red (matches my TT badge). Spray clear on after this a couple of times, because the red can chip rather easily (painting on a smooth surface).

 

I know what you said in your rant-- but I have to be honest with you. You may not realize it, but regardless if you're a Porsche fan or not, the "Turbo" badge you have is not from Porsche, but from a VW Beetle. Sorry to burst your bubble.

 

true that THIS turbo badge is V-dub-in-da-houuusse, but the original inception of the turbo badge came with the original turbo street car. Any guesses as to the manufacturer?

*bubble fixed*

 

Whatever floats your boat, man. In my opinion you should have gone with an OEM Porsche Turbo emblem or none at all.

 

The car is over 90% vw and 0% porsche. So i think a vw turbo emblem is a little more fitting. But hell, they both are scripted turbo in almost the same font.

 

here, maybe this will help you a bit

 

What explains this?

 

Very Nice