Flame red vs torch red

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Which do you prefer?

 

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Torch...since that's what I have!

 

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I like myself some Torch Red...

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What is flame red? Did you mean Red fire?

I prefer Red fire myself.

 

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I went with Tungsten (but who didn't apparently)..

Red Fire is a richer, less noisy red. 'Classy' color; bright, but subdued slightly.

Torch Red is very loud, look at me, cliche sports car red... If 'look at me' is what you want, Torch is your answer. Reminds me of the Ferrari red.

Just my .02

 

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Redfire is much more classy IMO.

 

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I thought something 'racey' was more appropriate.

 

LIZARDKING

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I never owned a Redfire anything until 2003. Now with the Mustang, Im on my third one.

Ive also got a F150 Torch Red, I prefer the Redfire.

The only drawback if this is a factor for you, for me it isnt, is that the Redfire looks good as is, I havent seen one that looks good with stripes of any kind. So if you want Le Mans, or a retro Boss Mustang, the Torch Red will look better .