GT3 Window Tint ?
#21
#22
That baby is absolutely ferocious and so is the one in your profile pic. I just prefer open ones. I worded it the wrong way. My bad.
YouTube - ALMS Porsche Penske On-board Laguna Seca
YouTube - ALMS Porsche Penske On-board Laguna Seca
#26
There is a difference between a Race Car, and a car you race.
A Race Car is developed as such from day one, and has no other purpose.
A car you race is anything else, that you RACE. [Flame Suit ON] So no, a 911 is NOT a Race car.
OP: tint it really light like 50% all around, it will give you the looks benefit, as well as the comfort/interior saving benefit, and still not look Ghetto.
A Race Car is developed as such from day one, and has no other purpose.
A car you race is anything else, that you RACE. [Flame Suit ON] So no, a 911 is NOT a Race car.
OP: tint it really light like 50% all around, it will give you the looks benefit, as well as the comfort/interior saving benefit, and still not look Ghetto.
#27
I'm not really a fan of tint and whilst trying to put my bias aside, I still think that tinted windows won't look right on the GT3. Sort of mildly "tacky". Sorry I don't mean to disappoint the pro-tint lobby. So I agree with drdrilz.
#28
Thanks guys, still on the fence I dont track it.
Once again though the famous "its a race car" UGH .the GT3 like the 430 Scud is a STREET CAR that is track capable, anyone who owns one and deludes themselves into thinking they are driving a race car is fuc*in dreaming. A race car gets trailered to the track and is not street legal.
A good example is a friend of Mine Roberto who raced the Challenge series for several years and always finished top 3, he purchased a 430 Scud and has since sold it explaining to me that for the street it felt awful and for the track he felt is wasn't good when coming out of the Challenge car, to each his own.
Once again though the famous "its a race car" UGH .the GT3 like the 430 Scud is a STREET CAR that is track capable, anyone who owns one and deludes themselves into thinking they are driving a race car is fuc*in dreaming. A race car gets trailered to the track and is not street legal.
A good example is a friend of Mine Roberto who raced the Challenge series for several years and always finished top 3, he purchased a 430 Scud and has since sold it explaining to me that for the street it felt awful and for the track he felt is wasn't good when coming out of the Challenge car, to each his own.