So my car does not say turbo. Originally I thought it was clean looking.

Then (when my car was still FVD set-up) I had a custom emblem cut that said FVD 575 in the same size as the turbo script...it looked kind of cool, not flashy at all.

It's plain again and was thinking of doing something else subtle. Not sure what.

Any ideas? I've seen a couple Rook decals and EVOMS stuff.

 

Over 10 years ago when I had my C2 it came with rear badge "Carrera" delete. I liked it but wanted something different. I ended up with a sliver "911" script logo I think originally made for a 993 and thought it looked terrific on my silver 996 cab. I thought if I ever got a Turbo, I'd immediately replace the flashy chrome Turbo script emblem with 911. So black 911 it is on my black car.

I generally don't tell people my car is a turbo unless they specifically ask. Yet most will immediately notice the "Turbo" lettering on the door sills and then ask when entering my car for the first time.

 

The gaping IC intakes usually give it away long before the door sills are visible.

Speaking of, I've even seen "sticker-tuned" 911's: non-turbo cars with sill plates that say turbo. Freakin' people...

Regarding the rear badge, I'd go with either "turbo" or "911."

-V

 

i had an S on my x50 lol finally took it off so i didn't get laughed at sure looked good tho...

 

I think only 2 people that have ridden in my Turbo may have been able to make the connection between the IC intakes and the TT model. When I had my C2 (for 7 years) people were always asking if it was a Turbo.

I've found those outside the German high performance car or Porsche circles know very little about them.