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Disagree. IMO black wheels are the ones that look awful dirty. But my GT3T will have ceramics so non issue.
At the end of the day there is no wheel that looks good when dirty, but agree - my black wheels on my ironed GT4 do not look pleasant when covered in brake dust. Regardless of color, no escape around that, short of getting PCCBs (which was one reason among many I chose to spec PCCBs on the .2 GT3, and staying with Plat wheels to change this up relative to the GT4).
Golf Blue would look amazing with chrome Touring and silver wheels/lights. Classic.
Aluminum trim offers a nice detail highlighting the 911's profile, even on light cars, as the black trim is lost next to windows that often appear dark.
Not my car. I saw this at Porsche North Houston on Saturday when picking up Defender. This looks like Birch Green. Love the ghost striping. I wonder if this is what the 3RS wheels will look like if you chose the green/black option.
ps - Martin, when are you getting your car. Still there. Making all the other colors look bad.
Not my car. I saw this at Porsche North Houston on Saturday when picking up Defender. This looks like Birch Green. Love the ghost striping. I wonder if this is what the 3RS wheels will look like if you chose the green/black option.
ps - Martin, when are you getting your car. Still there. Making all the other colors look bad.
This car is in Acid Green
Funny Martin was here on Saturday, he flew in to see his car and brought lunch for us.
02-18-2018, 10:54 PM
Aluminum trim offers a nice detail highlighting the 911's profile, even on light cars, as the black trim is lost next to windows that often appear dark.
