Slate 997GT3 ( after mods ) PICS
#33
06-10-2008, 03:44 AM
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photography skills aren't that great i know !!! looool ill post some better ones soon ( totally agree though )
#34
06-10-2008, 05:09 AM
Mabrook! Very Unique! Loving it, but I'm not too hot on the wheels (maybe it's the quality of the pics) I guess in reality it looks better.. the red tailights look perfect on grey, not sure if it would be too much for my guards red 
BTW where did you get these mods done? I know there's RUF but will they fit non-RUF stuff on cars too? And what about the GIAC software, was that done with them too? I'm starting to plan my modding path but my main concern is where to get all this stuff professionally done locally.
Oh, loving the mesh and front splitter (but I just couldn't see myself doing it with all the roadworks we have here)! Sharkwerks bypass is also VERY tempting but I don't want to compromise too much on daily drivability. Any thoughts on that?
BTW where did you get these mods done? I know there's RUF but will they fit non-RUF stuff on cars too? And what about the GIAC software, was that done with them too? I'm starting to plan my modding path but my main concern is where to get all this stuff professionally done locally.
Oh, loving the mesh and front splitter (but I just couldn't see myself doing it with all the roadworks we have here)! Sharkwerks bypass is also VERY tempting but I don't want to compromise too much on daily drivability. Any thoughts on that?
#35
06-10-2008, 07:25 AM
Looks great! I like the red highlight on the wheels.....compliments the calipers well. I also have the cup screens on one of my RSs and it looks great. The one without the screen now looks unfinished.
#41
06-11-2008, 12:35 AM
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Bahrain
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Rep Power: 20 Mabrook! Very Unique! Loving it, but I'm not too hot on the wheels (maybe it's the quality of the pics) I guess in reality it looks better.. the red tailights look perfect on grey, not sure if it would be too much for my guards red
BTW where did you get these mods done? I know there's RUF but will they fit non-RUF stuff on cars too? And what about the GIAC software, was that done with them too? I'm starting to plan my modding path but my main concern is where to get all this stuff professionally done locally.
Oh, loving the mesh and front splitter (but I just couldn't see myself doing it with all the roadworks we have here)! Sharkwerks bypass is also VERY tempting but I don't want to compromise too much on daily drivability. Any thoughts on that?
BTW where did you get these mods done? I know there's RUF but will they fit non-RUF stuff on cars too? And what about the GIAC software, was that done with them too? I'm starting to plan my modding path but my main concern is where to get all this stuff professionally done locally.
Oh, loving the mesh and front splitter (but I just couldn't see myself doing it with all the roadworks we have here)! Sharkwerks bypass is also VERY tempting but I don't want to compromise too much on daily drivability. Any thoughts on that?
Behbehani can do whatever work you want too, i've had then do a few things for me before - SHIRAZI YOU BETTER BE READING THIS
As for your question in terms of mods, the sharky bypass wont affect your car being a daily driver what so ever, if anything i just tends to make u drive faster. The mesh and front splittler i did knowing i wont be able to use the car much, but i must admit, it hasn't been too much of a pain, perhaps the 20's compensated for some clearance.
- hope this helps
#43
06-11-2008, 03:03 AM
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Rep Power: 20 Thanks bro, congrats on yours, enjoy in good health
#44
06-11-2008, 04:15 AM
Brn-997gt3,
Next week it is then! If you want my opinion on foiling the car than I'd rather foil it in clear to protect the existing paintwork than going for the Flat Black finish that everyone's doing. If you've already set your mind on foiling than do something else, I know they have a huge colour palette that they offer. We'll talk about it when we meet
I'd install that Tow hook since you've got the bumper because what use is the bumper without the Tow hook there. I'm sure there's a way of installing it without taking off the alu structure beneath.
Vudu, I highly recommend the Mesh! It should have been stock and like sheim911RS said, it finishes off the car! It also won't affect anything and will enhance the radiator protection once installed. Before having mine on, I actually found a page from a notebook stuck inside the bumper. It wasn an empty piece of paper by the way and not a love note or anything
The Sharkworks bypass pipes is a great addition, one that I will have on mine along with the tips that they sell. It won't be louder, just more melodious if I understand it correctly.
One thing you should have checked is alignment! These cars go out of alignment quicker than you think and I'd have that checked just for peace of mind.
Porsche-BRN, your fingers finally found the keyboard I see. Hope to see you soon bro!
Next week it is then! If you want my opinion on foiling the car than I'd rather foil it in clear to protect the existing paintwork than going for the Flat Black finish that everyone's doing. If you've already set your mind on foiling than do something else, I know they have a huge colour palette that they offer. We'll talk about it when we meet
I'd install that Tow hook since you've got the bumper because what use is the bumper without the Tow hook there. I'm sure there's a way of installing it without taking off the alu structure beneath.
Vudu, I highly recommend the Mesh! It should have been stock and like sheim911RS said, it finishes off the car! It also won't affect anything and will enhance the radiator protection once installed. Before having mine on, I actually found a page from a notebook stuck inside the bumper. It wasn an empty piece of paper by the way and not a love note or anything
The Sharkworks bypass pipes is a great addition, one that I will have on mine along with the tips that they sell. It won't be louder, just more melodious if I understand it correctly.
One thing you should have checked is alignment! These cars go out of alignment quicker than you think and I'd have that checked just for peace of mind.
Porsche-BRN, your fingers finally found the keyboard I see.
Hope to see you soon bro!
#45
06-11-2008, 06:19 AM
nice ride bro.......
the cars needs to be judged in person...... looks incredible.....
Although 20" wheels are big but looks great since its mainly for show as you use the stock wheels on the track.....
the cars needs to be judged in person...... looks incredible.....
Although 20" wheels are big but looks great since its mainly for show as you use the stock wheels on the track.....