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I have a yellow 992 coming and a few weeks left to change options. I have the yellow tachometer but the question is, should I match the sport Chrono to yellow as well? Anyone have any good pics of either option?
I have a yellow 992 coming and a few weeks left to change options. I have the yellow tachometer but the question is, should I match the sport Chrono to yellow as well? Anyone have any good pics of either option?
For me its either none or both.
Assuming yellow car, black interior, yellow chrono/tach + yellow belts looks awesome. And if you happened to put PCCBs on the spec you'd be 10/10 in the looks dept.
Assuming yellow car, black interior, yellow chrono/tach + yellow belts looks awesome. And if you happened to put PCCBs on the spec you'd be 10/10 in the looks dept.
I went back and forth. My car is GT silver w/ black interior & red seat belts. I ended up spec'ing the red tach dial, but left the chrono timer dial black so as to not have any unnecessary distraction while driving / scanning over the dash. I am very happy with my choices.
Also you might consider the Lloyd floor mats with a logo (Porsche / Carrera / Turbo / whatever you choose) and edge binding in a color matching the tach and/or chrono dials. HUGE upgrade (quality and look) over the crap factory floor mats. I chose black mats w/ red logo & edge binding - looks great!
I ordered a Guards Red car with Sport-Tex interior and red belts and tach. While I don't agree that the SC clock is an ugly wart, I do think it blends into the dash better without the colored face.
I ordered a Guards Red car with Sport-Tex interior and red belts and tach. While I don't agree that the SC clock is an ugly wart, I do think it blends into the dash better without the colored face.
The SC dial is iconic. It reminds of a classic timepiece. If you're a watch guy, you love & appreciate the look.
ps. I think it's time someone starts a sport-tex owners club =P
I went back and forth. My car is GT silver w/ black interior & red seat belts. I ended up spec'ing the red tach dial, but left the chrono timer dial black so as to not have any unnecessary distraction while driving / scanning over the dash. I am very happy with my choices.
Also you might consider the Lloyd floor mats with a logo (Porsche / Carrera / Turbo / whatever you choose) and edge binding in a color matching the tach and/or chrono dials. HUGE upgrade (quality and look) over the crap factory floor mats. I chose black mats w/ red logo & edge binding - looks great!