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YOUR RESEARCHInterior- Alcantara vs. Carbon Fiber
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If that ^ is true ( and I don't think it is) it only proves how low you guys have set your expectations for a super hero!
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I have neither, but I would use Alcantara over the CF.
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Wondering everyones opinon. I love CF to death but just to expensive for some parts, not that Alcantara is cheap but a good alternative..
Which is generally "worth" more? Reason I'm asking is I have my door handles wrapped in black Alcantara and was considering trading possibly for some CF ones but didnt know the "value". thanks
I love the Alcantara just as much, but mine came with black and to me it looks pretty much stock, lighter gray or charcoal would look much better.
I have the handles and door pockets and those little covers in the front side of the shifters and its looks just a bit plain in black.
I can handle the alcantara on the roof liner, but I don't like it anywhere else in the car. The heavy use of alcantara in the 997 GT3 is one reason I would not buy one. It looks OK when new, but after a few years of use, it gets matted and looks terrible.
But that's just my opinion.... and what the hell do I know..... I drive a Honda!
I agree with you Captain Honda, I love the way it looks but had Alcantara inserts on the seats in my Audi S4 and after 2 years it looked like crap.
If it's in a place that gets no wear and tear like the headliner it's awesome.
I guess the CF is personal preference, I'm not a fan.
I think too much in the way of accent pieces detract from the interior, personally. I think understated is more classy, anyone climbing into your car already knows its a 911, and that is enough.
If that ^ is true ( and I don't think it is) it only proves how low you guys have set your expectations for a super hero!
The Green Lantern had his ring, Batman had the Batmobile, but the "RL Renegade" drives the White Tulip! Somehow I don't think that is going to strike fear in the hearts of the bad guys!
You guys crack me up... You must have WAY too much time on your hands
Too bad you're so far away or i'd get you over for a couple of beers!
Oh, and to keep some resemblance to the OP. I'd vote for Alcantara
Have never seen the mix of CF and Alcantara, but, that sounds interesting. Also, as previously said, you've gotta keep the Alcantara on the low wear areas. Really shows use after a while.
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