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New Black GT3 at MSRP

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Old 10-22-2007 | 08:57 AM
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Originally Posted by flyingphish
is that like "once you've had black you never go back"?
I would agree. Except in my case I am never buying a black car again. It gets dirty so quickly. I get so tired of the washing, waxing, trying to get rid of the spirals. Drives me crazy.
 
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Old 10-22-2007 | 06:35 PM
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I would agree. Except in my case I am never buying a black car again. It gets dirty so quickly. I get so tired of the washing, waxing, trying to get rid of the spirals. Drives me crazy.
Could not aggree more. I had a black M3 and it was the best looking color WHEN ITS CLEAN! and when is it clean? 5 minutes after you wash it and thats it just a little dust on it and the lines are gone
 
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Old 10-23-2007 | 12:20 PM
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Originally Posted by cnc
Don't compromise on the ceramics, you'll regret it!
Ordering with PCCB's was the only mistake I made when I configured mine, if I did it again I would have went with the steel rotors. I have changed my ceramics out at this point and replaced them in the front with AP Racing steel floating rotors, and in the back with steel cup car rotors. Much better pad selection, better feel and modulation on the race track, and more cost effective. My laptimes have shown the difference, faster on steels. Of course I mostly drive my GT3 on the track, if it was used more on the street the ceramics would be fine.

I'll just swap back in the ceramic rotors when (or if) I ever sell it.
 
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