herman maire

Getting a full respray on the 928. What do you guys think? Should I delete or keep it the side trim?

Here is a pic without-

herman maire

I hope you rennlister's dont mind that I am using your pics as examples but they are 2 perfect examples.

And with-

Erik N

Who owns that black monster with the Texas plates? That car looks BITCHIN!

blitz928

The general consensus will be to delete them>

blown 87

My vote is to remove the rub strips and side markers.

88MB928

I vote delete - IMO 928s look much better without them.

shmark

Delete, no question.

BPG_Austin

Delete! That black car used to be Robinsons I think? He had a black euro years ago. Looks like his work, lowered, big exhaust, clean.

Ninespub

I'm VERY seriously considering deleting my side strips too; and the biggest problem I see is whether you spend ANY time in a parking lot when using the 928 as a daily driver. Aluminum does not fare well next to SUVs, jacked up pickup trucks and old ladies in 9 year-old Buicks. That really scares me! I counted 22 harshmarks on my side strips once (slow day at work). Think about the cost of bump & paint on side panels vs feather & paint on a side strip. It is a tough decision for me but they all definately look better without the strip.

Fabio421

Delete, without a doubt

gearz

Delete. Looks better without them no doubt.

Dino944

Delete them. Its a much cleaner look without them.

z driver 88t

Agreed. Mine is an almost daily driver (3-4 days a week) and I always park in the middle of no where. But somewhere along the way someone parks next to you. I'm not sure how well aluminum doors do with PDR. Luckily I haven't had to try. The lines are cleaner without them but only if its more of garage queen or true weekend car.

Darklands

I think the old cars < S4 look better with the stripes because the cars look not so plumb.
I think that´s the intention from the enginers at porsche.
The newer cars have a horizontal line from front to back in the plasticparts of the body.

shmark

Haven't had an issue with parking yet, knock on wood. But then I usually park at the end of the row and leave lots of room to the next car. Today is absolutely gorgeous here in Atlanta, glad I drove it to work today and I'm seriously thinking about bailing early and going for an extended drive home.