Red Mist interior choice
Instructor
Joined: Jan 2021
Posts: 156
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From: DFW
Thank you for posting this picture, I've been going back in fourth in my head about this combination for months. Seeing this picture has sold me on this combo. This is by far the most beautiful C8 HTC I've seen in my eyes. I know its not for everyone but to me this looks like something Chip Foose or Kindig-it Design would do on a custom build. Now I just have to pray my dealer can get me in a 2022 as this interior color is going away in 2023.
Drifting
Joined: Apr 2021
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From: Chicago-ish
Fingers crossed for you. Morello red is the GOATest of all time choice for the shades and colors it works with. I just barely pinched through with mine. I probably would have just cancelled everything if I couldn’t have gotten morello red. Adrenaline red is not an adequate replacement.
Instructor
Joined: Jan 2021
Posts: 156
Likes: 242
From: DFW
Fingers crossed for you. Morello red is the GOATest of all time choice for the shades and colors it works with. I just barely pinched through with mine. I probably would have just cancelled everything if I couldn’t have gotten morello red. Adrenaline red is not an adequate replacement.
Racer
Joined: Sep 2021
Posts: 316
Likes: 269
From: Lawrenceville, GA
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Safety Car
Joined: Jul 2013
Posts: 4,408
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From: Granada Hills CA
[QUOTE=GregF;1604471264]I watched all the YouTube videos about the glare from natural dipped and went with the natural with black dash and some other black thrown in. Great compromise and I love it.
When I first sat in my natural dipped interior at the dealer I was blown away by the glare - wow, it was intense! Put on polarized sunglasses and 80% of it went away. Driving home a half hour later, I lowered my sun glasses and the glare was not anything like when I first sat in the car since my brain had already learned to compensate. Not an issue after the first 30 minutes. The top of the dash on my C6 was dark and the HUD screen and dark fascia would reflect on the windshield so it seems that you can't escape the glare but you can easily adjust to it.
When I first sat in my natural dipped interior at the dealer I was blown away by the glare - wow, it was intense! Put on polarized sunglasses and 80% of it went away. Driving home a half hour later, I lowered my sun glasses and the glare was not anything like when I first sat in the car since my brain had already learned to compensate. Not an issue after the first 30 minutes. The top of the dash on my C6 was dark and the HUD screen and dark fascia would reflect on the windshield so it seems that you can't escape the glare but you can easily adjust to it.
Racer
Joined: Sep 2021
Posts: 316
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From: Lawrenceville, GA
[QUOTE=Bob Paris;1604471555]
Glad it is not an issue for you. Guess I’m worried my old brain would not learn to compensate so quickly.
I watched all the YouTube videos about the glare from natural dipped and went with the natural with black dash and some other black thrown in. Great compromise and I love it.
When I first sat in my natural dipped interior at the dealer I was blown away by the glare - wow, it was intense! Put on polarized sunglasses and 80% of it went away. Driving home a half hour later, I lowered my sun glasses and the glare was not anything like when I first sat in the car since my brain had already learned to compensate. Not an issue after the first 30 minutes. The top of the dash on my C6 was dark and the HUD screen and dark fascia would reflect on the windshield so it seems that you can't escape the glare but you can easily adjust to it.
When I first sat in my natural dipped interior at the dealer I was blown away by the glare - wow, it was intense! Put on polarized sunglasses and 80% of it went away. Driving home a half hour later, I lowered my sun glasses and the glare was not anything like when I first sat in the car since my brain had already learned to compensate. Not an issue after the first 30 minutes. The top of the dash on my C6 was dark and the HUD screen and dark fascia would reflect on the windshield so it seems that you can't escape the glare but you can easily adjust to it.
