Subject	L/R are reversed. They're shaped to scoop hot air out. (n/m)
Posted by	Ted (92TT) on May 07, 2015 at 12:47 PM
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In Reply To	School me. What flat section? In the front as in front of posted by Zuberman on May 07, 2015 at 12:05 PM
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Follow Ups	Just a few pictures from last weekend - Ryan1001 07:59:27 05/07/15 Wheel Police! - FrozTTy 08:14:17 05/07/15 No, you're absolutely right. - Ryan1001 08:29:45 05/07/15 I like OEM wheels, just when they're on right ;) (n/m) - FrozTTy 09:41:39 05/07/15 Yep - -Grimm- 10:12:17 05/07/15 School me. What flat section? In the front as in front of - Zuberman 12:05:47 05/07/15 L/R are reversed. They're shaped to scoop hot air out. (n/m) - Ted (92TT) 12:47:12 05/07/15 ok, so the two on the driver's side in that pic should be on - Zuberman 12:55:04 05/07/15 correct (n/m) - Ted (92TT) 13:03:36 05/07/15 Presumably - -Grimm- 13:36:00 05/07/15 Are there any identifying marks on the wheels to show which - Zuberman 12:32:13 05/08/15 L & R its like magic that way. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 00:59:47 05/12/15 Makes sense. Thought there might be a part code of some sort - Zuberman 12:31:45 05/12/15 Re: School me. What flat section? In the front as in front of - MrHypnotik 19:50:55 05/07/15 I'm not too proud to admit that I never paid any attention - Zuberman 12:52:58 05/08/15 Re: Yep - Ryan1001 18:35:34 05/07/15 Re: Wheel Police! - MrHypnotik 19:51:43 05/07/15 Would I still get pulled over in that??? (n/m) - Zuberman 12:29:45 05/08/15 NICE! BTW, you can crop pics easily in Windows Paint :) (n/m) - Zuberman 12:06:25 05/07/15
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