991.2 GT3 RS
#2507
Originally Posted by Marcus S.
Looks good on the outside, but switch to Steel brakes, go with red belst and guards red stitching and black dials - thats my opinion
#2508
Agree. I only uses my GT cars for track use so only steel brakes for me with upgraded pads, lines and fluid. But thats OT to this question. But my opinion is that red brakes looks better then yellow with silver wheels and GT Silver.
#2509
Personally I prefer Guards Red, with Red seat belts. Not sure if you are picking PCCB or steel. Even though Guards Red with PCCB is somewhat contrasting, I think it is a subtle contrast. Or like what others have suggested get the Steel brake so the caliper aligns with the Guards Red color. With the rims I would pick the satin silver if you are getting no WP. Just my $0.02.
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#2511
Personally I prefer Guards Red, with Red seat belts. Not sure if you are picking PCCB or steel. Even though Guards Red with PCCB is somewhat contrasting, I think it is a subtle contrast. Or like what others have suggested get the Steel brake so the caliper aligns with the Guards Red color. With the rims I would pick the satin silver if you are getting no WP. Just my $0.02.
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#2512
Interesting discussion about PCCBs especially post #8 regarding replacement options if the need should arise.
https://rennlist.com/forums/991-gt3-...for-pccbs.html
https://rennlist.com/forums/991-gt3-...for-pccbs.html
#2513
Fyi, my current RS is GT Silver and it looks amazing. I hate to see it go.
#2515
Personally, all my Porsches (current and past) have PCCB. Like what you said, biggest downside on steel brakes is brake dust. Although they are very durable and cost effective. And while "hate" is powerful word, I hate dirt such as brake dust.
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#2516
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