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GT3T - Finalising the Design (with Renders)
01-26-2018 | 04:58 AM
#31
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Three Wheelin'
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Option 1 for me
Keep the R stripes as is
Side decals make them in silver to match the silver trim around windows or silver pinstripe around wheels
Go with base lights (non pdls) the reason i say this is because when you opt for silver trim around windows the rear lights are a little whiter in color, so this way both lights are the same whiteness if that makes sense
Let them do you a sketch with the above. I was thinking of doing the same on my current GT3 for the wheels but can't get myself to change yet from the gold
Keep the R stripes as is
Side decals make them in silver to match the silver trim around windows or silver pinstripe around wheels
Go with base lights (non pdls) the reason i say this is because when you opt for silver trim around windows the rear lights are a little whiter in color, so this way both lights are the same whiteness if that makes sense
Let them do you a sketch with the above. I was thinking of doing the same on my current GT3 for the wheels but can't get myself to change yet from the gold
01-26-2018 | 06:34 AM
#33
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Originally Posted by BrntRubber
I have a great idea and was going to do it if i order me a touring but i am not as i am keeping my .2
If you want to find out PM me it will be very original
and easy to doPS the base lights look so much better... i wish my car did not have the LEDs now
02-15-2018 | 03:18 AM
#34
Burning Brakes
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OP, what did you land on?
I'm in the same boat trying to decide on what to spec with black (paint) touring. I've think I've landed on base lights and base wheels. And I thought I was 100% going with black trim, but the pics posted in this thread and others have me second guessing.
I'm in the same boat trying to decide on what to spec with black (paint) touring. I've think I've landed on base lights and base wheels. And I thought I was 100% going with black trim, but the pics posted in this thread and others have me second guessing.
02-15-2018 | 03:30 AM
#35
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It will depend if porsche can finish the lip of the wheels in a high polish finish. If they can going with something between these two. Definitely will match side decal colour with the satin stripes.
02-15-2018 | 03:40 AM
#36
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Considering PCCBs, Front Lift, Carbon mirrors, carbon interior, smokers back, Bose, illuminated door sills, carbon shifter, LWBS, full leather and yellow stitching, but debating because it pushes the price up quite a bit and I might want to sell it back through the Dealer a few months later for the 3RS.
I may need to go less option heavy and, if so, will likely go with just front lift, smokers pack, Bose, carbon interior, LWBS, Standard or red stitching and full leather.
Are PCCBs important for resale on a car like the touring? I know front lift is a must.
I may need to go less option heavy and, if so, will likely go with just front lift, smokers pack, Bose, carbon interior, LWBS, Standard or red stitching and full leather.
Are PCCBs important for resale on a car like the touring? I know front lift is a must.
02-15-2018 | 04:30 AM
#37
Burning Brakes
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Hope you get the polished lip. Love the side strip in the first render but like the sport classic black strip of the second...I'll be doing silver side stripes as well to match the base silver wheels.
As for pccb, I don't think it will hurt much if at all as the car will probably sell at msrp or % relative to msrp. But hopefully you're building the car for yourself since you're putting so much thought into it. For me, pccb's really fit the ethos of the touring.
As for pccb, I don't think it will hurt much if at all as the car will probably sell at msrp or % relative to msrp. But hopefully you're building the car for yourself since you're putting so much thought into it. For me, pccb's really fit the ethos of the touring.