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2010spy

1,916 posts

164 months

Thursday 2nd April 2015
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Can't decide. I keeping it has to Agate, but it will be White.





Edited by 2010spy on Thursday 2nd April 21:22

rob.kellock

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2,213 posts

192 months

Thursday 2nd April 2015
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White works for me.

Do you think a pair of Cayman R stripes would work? I think they may.

swimd

350 posts

121 months

Thursday 2nd April 2015
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Dark colours seem to hide the lines better so grey or black would be my pick for the 981.

2010spy

1,916 posts

164 months

Thursday 2nd April 2015
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?


Zyp

14,696 posts

189 months

Thursday 2nd April 2015
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rob.kellock said:
White works for me.

Do you think a pair of Cayman R stripes would work? I think they may.
You tempted Rob?

PorscheGT4

21,146 posts

265 months

Thursday 2nd April 2015
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swimd said:
Dark colours seem to hide the lines better so grey or black would be my pick for the 981.
Hide the lines because it has an ugly ass lol

Seems daft to order a dark colour so it Hides the lines !!!

av185

18,514 posts

127 months

Friday 3rd April 2015
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PorscheGT4 said:
swimd said:
Dark colours seem to hide the lines better so grey or black would be my pick for the 981.
Hide the lines because it has an ugly ass lol

Seems daft to order a dark colour so it Hides the lines !!!
Most tend to think the 'rump' of the 981 is no uglier than that of the 987.......on both cars it is the weakest design feature imo......but probably no weaker than the rather awkward Cayman when viewed from certain angles from the rear.....hehe

g7jhp

6,964 posts

238 months

Friday 3rd April 2015
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av185 said:
Most tend to think the 'rump' of the 981 is no uglier than that of the 987.......on both cars it is the weakest design feature imo......but probably no weaker than the rather awkward Cayman when viewed from certain angles from the rear.....hehe
I think the 987 Spyder has a great rear!




Beaver

961 posts

284 months

Friday 3rd April 2015
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Beaver

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Friday 3rd April 2015
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DiscoColin

3,328 posts

214 months

Friday 3rd April 2015
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jayxx83 said:
Once you add the radio and ac back in wont the 30kg weight saving be lost?
Manthey will (for a consequential fee) remove the air conditioning from a 911 to make it lighter. They claim the saving to be up to 14kg. The cooling requirements of a car that lacks back seats will not be more, nor will its components be heavier. IIRC the sound system is in the 3-4 kg range. A significant proportion of Porsche owners could delete as much weight with a 6 month gym membership (myself included naturally)...

Anyone ordering one of these without ticking the options for the full sized fuel tank, the air-con and the stereo is being a bit daft IMHO. If you put racing suspension and slicks on it you might (and only might) notice the difference.....

Beaver

961 posts

284 months

Friday 3rd April 2015
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Is the bigger fuel tank really a no- brainer?

Narrowing my spec down by virtually living in the online configurator.
Must leave it alone today..


2010spy

1,916 posts

164 months

Friday 3rd April 2015
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Colour? And what's happened to the 918 Bucket Seats?

Beaver said:
Is the bigger fuel tank really a no- brainer?

Narrowing my spec down by virtually living in the online configurator.
Must leave it alone today..

bcr5784

7,109 posts

145 months

Friday 3rd April 2015
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Beaver said:
Is the bigger fuel tank really a no- brainer?
Why would you want a smaller tank - it's not as if there is a downside (as far as I know) to the bigger one? Porsche only put a smaller tank in so that the headline DIN weight (which includes a full tank) is reduced by 7 kilos or so.

Beaver

961 posts

284 months

Friday 3rd April 2015
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Keep coming back to white, despite trying to be different.

I think the UK gets the regular buckets and not the 918 seats.
Regulars can be heated but apparently not for the 918s.

Also, seems to be hold ups on GT4 and GT3RS with the 918 seats so that may be why.


2010spy

1,916 posts

164 months

Friday 3rd April 2015
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Beaver said:
Keep coming back to white, despite trying to be different.

I think the UK gets the regular buckets and not the 918 seats.
Regulars can be heated but apparently not for the 918s.

Also, seems to be hold ups on GT4 and GT3RS with the 918 seats so that may be why.
I keep thinking white, but Rhodium could look good (which this 918 apparently is...)



Edited by 2010spy on Friday 3rd April 14:07


Edited by 2010spy on Friday 3rd April 14:09

2010spy

1,916 posts

164 months

Friday 3rd April 2015
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Beaver said:
Keep coming back to white, despite trying to be different.

I think the UK gets the regular buckets and not the 918 seats.
Regulars can be heated but apparently not for the 918s.

Also, seems to be hold ups on GT4 and GT3RS with the 918 seats so that may be why.
I keep thinking white, but Rhodium could look good (which this 918 apparently is...)



Edited by 2010spy on Friday 3rd April 14:07


Edited by 2010spy on Friday 3rd April 14:08




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Beaver

961 posts

284 months

Friday 3rd April 2015
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Yes, Rhodium is good, for me it's either that or flat/metallic white

Re the larger fuel tank I wondered if it took up more boot space.

2010spy

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164 months

Friday 3rd April 2015
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I'm thinking I want the 918 seats though to 'finish it off'... Dealer is checking with Reading on Tuesday to see what's happened as the UK are the only site without them at the moment and all the press cars have them.

Beaver

961 posts

284 months

Friday 3rd April 2015
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Great - please post their response.

Also - manual aircon or climate?
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