992T Colour Choice
992T Colour Choice

Poll: 992T Colour Choice

Total Members Polled: 30

Guards + Black sport tex (red stitch): 11
Guards + Black Leather (red stitch): 2
GT Silver + Grey Stripe sport tex: 7
GT Silver + Black Leather (GT Silver stitch): 5
Python + Green Sripe Sport tex: 5
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bennno

Original Poster:

13,972 posts

285 months

Thursday 9th March 2023
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So which of the these do I choose, theres about a grand difference. Stripper spec - manual, no rear seats, adding heated gt wheel, park assist cam, elec mirrors, alloy filler cap. Leather requires £700 of seat ventilation - but i think 992 interior needs contrast stitch etc

views please....

gregd

1,769 posts

235 months

Thursday 9th March 2023
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The option I've gone for (GT Silver with the green stitching/stripe T interior) wasn't there. I think Python Green with the grey stripe interior looks nice on the launch cars too.

I've asked the dealer if they can put GT3 side skirts on mine for the low budget GT3 Touring look. I like the idea of putting green 991R style bonnet / roof stripes on my car but I think I'll bottle it!

finmac

1,656 posts

254 months

Thursday 9th March 2023
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bennno said:
So which of the these do I choose, theres about a grand difference. Stripper spec - manual, no rear seats, adding heated gt wheel, park assist cam, elec mirrors, alloy filler cap. Leather requires £700 of seat ventilation - but i think 992 interior needs contrast stitch etc

views please....
I think you’ve got the main “essentials” in there. Rear seats are free - suspect for resale they’d be handy potentially. I added the bling door illumination thing and a red Rev counter and the crested centre storage cover - just cause I like them - far from essential though!

andywalton

184 posts

103 months

Thursday 9th March 2023
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bennno said:
So which of the these do I choose, theres about a grand difference. Stripper spec - manual, no rear seats, adding heated gt wheel, park assist cam, elec mirrors, alloy filler cap. Leather requires £700 of seat ventilation - but i think 992 interior needs contrast stitch etc

views please....
I can't remember where I saw or heard it ... seat ventilation makes the seats less comfortable and I actually prefer Sportex; so I'd do without the leather seats. Other than that, less might be more ... that being said I would want better audio as the standard is pretty dull and lifeless

bl0498

64 posts

43 months

Thursday 9th March 2023
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Would certainly add back in the rear seats (and by definition seat belts) to avoid problems and costs later on and makes the rear a more useable area. No one would notice the weight in all honesty - it’s simply a way for Porsche to shave off their costs on the marketing basis of less weight. It’s Nick Murray and his videos where he talks about ventilated seats being stiffer because of the element matrix within the seat cushion. Personally I think this is an option for much hotter climes rather than the UK…especially if you have ticked the heated steering wheel option.

bennno

Original Poster:

13,972 posts

285 months

Thursday 9th March 2023
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Useful feedback, so it seems rear seats worthwhile residually.

Not leather / ventilated seats - stick with sportex.

So it’s gt silver with striped t sportex, or plain sportex plus red stitching….


gregd

1,769 posts

235 months

Thursday 9th March 2023
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I’m still on the fence about adding the rear seats back in.. grrrrr decisions, decisions!

rawenghey

538 posts

37 months

Friday 10th March 2023
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Anything + leather. Alcantara is awful.

bennno

Original Poster:

13,972 posts

285 months

Friday 10th March 2023
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rawenghey said:
Anything + leather. Alcantara is awful.
Alcantara isnt an option - its a woven fabric as standard

killysprint

208 posts

182 months

Friday 10th March 2023
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I've optioned rear seats in mine so the dogs have some where to sit and can be belted in.

bennno

Original Poster:

13,972 posts

285 months

Friday 10th March 2023
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killysprint said:
I've optioned rear seats in mine so the dogs have some where to sit and can be belted in.
I couldn't work out if better with or without for that reason...... less to scratch without and more space

bl0498

64 posts

43 months

Friday 10th March 2023
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Lots of threads around on specific protective covers for rear seats and dogs etc especially on Rennlist. Or just use a couple of blankets..

killysprint

208 posts

182 months

Friday 10th March 2023
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bennno said:
killysprint said:
I've optioned rear seats in mine so the dogs have some where to sit and can be belted in.
I couldn't work out if better with or without for that reason...... less to scratch without and more space
Don't want to hi-jack the thread, but recent legislation asks for dogs to be suitable restrained while travelling in a car.
Ok when you have a hatch - chuck them in the boot with a dog guard.

More difficult in a coupe. In my current car, they generally have their harnesses on and are attached to the seat belts when they travel any distance.
works well. Should be the same for the 911.

Sorry for going a little of piste OP

911DL

6 posts

29 months

Saturday 11th March 2023
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Mine is Jet black metallic, T interior with green stitch, manual, RAS, rear seat delete, heated race tex steering wheel and a few other bits.
Originally due next week, now put back a couple of weeks, due end March/early April