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Re: 997TT Bicolor Black/Sand Pic
Car's got a lot of options. leather Door finsihers, rear center consule leather, carbon package, switch panel end trim leather, gear trim leather(in front of the shifter), steering colummn leather, PCM trim leather, carbon fiber door entry guards, floor mats w/ color trim. Don't like tan interiors but nicely done.
Re: 997TT Bicolor Black/Sand Pic
What do you think of the leather PCM option? Works well in this case IMHO. The problem with bi-color interiors is that there are just too many colors in it, so removing the volcano grey helps make the interior look less busy.
Moreover, the bi-color interior organizes the dashboard around a horizontal line, whereas in a normal interior, it is organized around the vertical line made by the grey PCM and the silver middle air vents. As a consequence, a bi-color interior is organized around both lines, which doesn't flow as well. Removing the grey PCM removes the vertical line and solves this problem.
Or am I just worrying too much about this?
Moreover, the bi-color interior organizes the dashboard around a horizontal line, whereas in a normal interior, it is organized around the vertical line made by the grey PCM and the silver middle air vents. As a consequence, a bi-color interior is organized around both lines, which doesn't flow as well. Removing the grey PCM removes the vertical line and solves this problem.
Or am I just worrying too much about this?
Re: 997TT Bicolor Black/Sand Pic
I ordered a Carbon fibre steering wheel as well. I find unlike the very disciplined I sometimes drive at 12 o'clock and the leather tends to fatique there...I think the carbon fibre wheel is just the ticket...atleast thats what I am hoping. Unfortunately it's not available in the heavier steering wheel..:-(
Re: 997TT Bicolor Black/Sand Pic
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The Groom said:
What do you think of the leather PCM option? Works well in this case IMHO. The problem with bi-color interiors is that there are just too many colors in it, so removing the volcano grey helps make the interior look less busy.
Moreover, the bi-color interior organizes the dashboard around a horizontal line, whereas in a normal interior, it is organized around the vertical line made by the grey PCM and the silver middle air vents. As a consequence, a bi-color interior is organized around both lines, which doesn't flow as well. Removing the grey PCM removes the vertical line and solves this problem.
Or am I just worrying too much about this?
SO TRUE !! Exactly my thoughts
Now he should get his seat backs painted, to loose that Volcano Grey/Titanium Grey all together
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