Yet another build question! Help!
#1
Yet another build question! Help!
After some hesitation- I AM IN.
Sold my 996 turbo and now the hard part- the build!
I am almost there but need advice from the fashion gurus on the board.
I am going with metallic white, leather with red stitching, carbon fiber, and red dials (no sport chrono, no extended leather dash, no steering in leather).
My dilemma is that I really want PCCB but just don't think it goes well with the red stitching. Has anyone ordered white car/PCCB/ red stitching/ red dials?
What do you guys think?
Fortunately, my build locks in 2 days. So not too much time to torture myself
I am learning against PCCB unless I hear otherwise.
THanks
Sold my 996 turbo and now the hard part- the build!
I am almost there but need advice from the fashion gurus on the board.
I am going with metallic white, leather with red stitching, carbon fiber, and red dials (no sport chrono, no extended leather dash, no steering in leather).
My dilemma is that I really want PCCB but just don't think it goes well with the red stitching. Has anyone ordered white car/PCCB/ red stitching/ red dials?
What do you guys think?
Fortunately, my build locks in 2 days. So not too much time to torture myself
I am learning against PCCB unless I hear otherwise.
THanks
#3
I went with metallic White, no stitching, and no PCCB's (for vrious reasons)....IMO the yellow calipers won't be a big deal with the red accents on the inside but if you want a nice clean perfect flow then go with red calipers, and save yourself $10K...
#7
After some hesitation- I AM IN.
Sold my 996 turbo and now the hard part- the build!
I am almost there but need advice from the fashion gurus on the board.
I am going with metallic white, leather with red stitching, carbon fiber, and red dials (no sport chrono, no extended leather dash, no steering in leather).
My dilemma is that I really want PCCB but just don't think it goes well with the red stitching. Has anyone ordered white car/PCCB/ red stitching/ red dials?
What do you guys think?
Fortunately, my build locks in 2 days. So not too much time to torture myself
I am learning against PCCB unless I hear otherwise.
THanks
Sold my 996 turbo and now the hard part- the build!
I am almost there but need advice from the fashion gurus on the board.
I am going with metallic white, leather with red stitching, carbon fiber, and red dials (no sport chrono, no extended leather dash, no steering in leather).
My dilemma is that I really want PCCB but just don't think it goes well with the red stitching. Has anyone ordered white car/PCCB/ red stitching/ red dials?
What do you guys think?
Fortunately, my build locks in 2 days. So not too much time to torture myself
I am learning against PCCB unless I hear otherwise.
THanks
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#9
Agree that the white is a cleaner look and will show most clearly. But I like the red look- looks more bold. And more importantly- the wifey likes it !
Also goes with the red stitching and belts!
#10
still struggling with PCCBs myself. That said, I will likely go red irons, red stitch and red belts and buckets; well buckets either way.
If you decide on PCCBs, I would consider platinum stitch and yellow belts with standard black gauges.
If you decide on PCCBs, I would consider platinum stitch and yellow belts with standard black gauges.
#11
Thanks for your support on the yellow calipers/ red accents combo, but I think the fact that no one else has fessed up to that build combo answers my question. Just seems like one too many colors in the mix- guess most forum members agree it is not a good idea.
#12
drop the red gauges. They look horrible, imho. Stock are best unless you like the outline of all the warning lights sticking out like a sore thumb on the gauge face. Same applies to white which I originally wanted until I saw pics of them.
#13
Just my opinion but remember it's ypur car....Just make a final decision ASAP.....I wanted to change something and mine locked a week early (like others)....2 days could turn into tomorrow!
#14
My two cents: PCCBs were much more important than stitching. I agree that the red looks cool, but would clash with Yellow calipers. Red/White/Yellow gauges are not my style though. Especially since the dials are orange.
#15
I would trust your instincts on this. With red gauges, red stitching, Yellow calipers, etc. you will have to much going on.
I feel that if you do the ceramic brakes, you need to stay away from red inside the cabin. That's obviously a personal opinion. I originally had white gauges, but decided against it based on what I read on the site and seeing pictures.
I feel that if you do the ceramic brakes, you need to stay away from red inside the cabin. That's obviously a personal opinion. I originally had white gauges, but decided against it based on what I read on the site and seeing pictures.