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Curious if any can post a couple pics of their standard trim. My build locks in a month and Im wrestling with moving to CF trim. From the pictures Ive seen they actually look somewhat similar from a visual pattern perspective. I have the dry CF in my 22 RS7, but I think its more textured than Porsches.
Heres a few more. Personally there isnt a lot of trim it would apply to. I also saw the CF in person and it felt like it wasnt worth the cost and thought the standard was as good if not better looking. I like the texture.
Curious if any can post a couple pics of their standard trim. My build locks in a month and Im wrestling with moving to CF trim. From the pictures Ive seen they actually look somewhat similar from a visual pattern perspective. I have the dry CF in my 22 RS7, but I think its more textured than Porsches.
Thanks in advance!
The standard trim looks fine and does have a carbon fiber vibe. What I didn't like is how it comes w/ very dark grey accent strips and door handles which made a black interior look too dark monochrome. That's why I added carbon fiber on mine - for the bright silver pieces to break up the dark interior.
Go without CF option from Porsche and if you decide later you want it, hit up dbcarbon. Do a search, very high end stuff apparently indistinguishable from OEM and easy enough DIY. Do a Google search and see.
I don't like CF personally so I'd pass. I'd like to replace all the CF trim in my GT3 (I bought it used) but it is pretty expensive to do and the seats would still be CF anyway...
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