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I�ve been toying with the idea to change my badge from �Carrera 4S� to just �Carrera S� since I converted to RWD.
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Hey all,
Anyone here have an interesting Badges on their 996s?
I have a 1999 996 C2 Aerokit (non factory). I currently have a badge delete, because i put a GT-Racing Taco replica. I've been debating between 3 badges to put on.
1) standard "Carrera."
2) a 964 "Carrera 2" Badge (would that be too weird? i know some Pcar purists would be frowned upon that, but i kinda like the idea.)
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3) getting a custom badge, or sticker, saying "GT -3." lmao that one is obviously a bit silly, but i think its funny. since i have a non factory aerokit, with tiptronic (i know...), it sorta seems fitting to have that as a badge lol.
I tried to find an old forum about 996 badges but didnt seem to find one so i thought id create one really fast... What do you guys got?
LMAO.
Yes that is correct. I actually work for a Porsche Dealer.
Both badges (1 & 2), are available. Though id have to buy a GT3 badge and somehow make a Negative sign to make the GT -3 work.
I was also just wondering what others have on their cars. i've seen good, and some awful badges on 996s, particularly the ones that have the long modern P O R S C H E badge. imo thats an eye sore on older cars. not to mention theyre most likely crooked lol
I would have fun with it and get a custom badge in Porsche script that says something like Car, Poorsche or I like Tacos
My 40AE car has a nice simple 911 badge which is always a good move if you want something safe. I do like a clean car with no badges as well.
yeah the 40AE badge is great. i havent seen anyone put a Carrera 2 badge on a 996 yet. or any non 964 for that matter. i mean, technically i still have a Carrera 2 lol. the more i throw the idea around, the more i may want to go ahead to do it. we'll see tho.
I�ve been toying with the idea to change my badge from �Carrera 4S� to just �Carrera S� since I converted to RWD. I guess I�d have to get the S alone since mine has an indent.
IMHO, apply the correct emblem - that is "Carrera" for the time period or just leave it blank.
If you truly want to be silly put "V-TEC EATR" or something on the back.
My Carrera badge was slightly broken from a car wash, so I removed it and replaced it with the later model slightly smaller Factory Chrome "911" badge for ~ $50
I wouldn't put any GT3 badge on it, maybe just GT if it has the supporting mods,the only one that can Rock a GT3 badge on a Carrera body is DeJeeper ...lol
If you have upgraded your Carrera with upgraded brakes, suspension, Aero, and bullit-proofed the engine with all the latest upgrades and/or upgraded to a larger displacement than factory, I would say you have earned/sacrificed enough to the Porsche Gods to re-badge your car to your liking...Maybe the "GT' or "GT/C" badge ect, but the GT3/GT4 are already "trademarked" to specific Porsche vehicles, so I would consider them off limits...
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