Jacquemond 996 widebody pricing
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Call Raj at Venice Collision Experts, they do the Turbo conversions as well....I saw a 99 with the full Turbo conversion, I couldnt tell looking at it, my car had the 02+ facelift done there and he was actually doing a Turbo motor in a NA car including the full Turbo front and rear....he knows his stuff and uses Porsche parts....so no ill fitting fiberglass stuff....
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I spoke to the guys at Wicked this afternoon, and they basically strip the car to the frame and then . . . . ., even performance if you would like; EVO for a 996. Their wicked body is 3" wider than a T. Turbo. I'm not sure if I would want that wide of a car and the rear lip is 7". I think that I would install a lip NO deeper than 5".
They can do almost anything you want. The body kit is approx. $35k for front and rear OR $18k for the rear only (ie C4s or TT rear on a 2002 narrow body; including rear quarter panels).
That is $18k for the C4s rear and then $10k for the EVO and then install = approx. $15k = approx. $50k out of pocket. Probably makes a more sense to buy 996 TT or C4s and then .......
They can do almost anything you want. The body kit is approx. $35k for front and rear OR $18k for the rear only (ie C4s or TT rear on a 2002 narrow body; including rear quarter panels).
That is $18k for the C4s rear and then $10k for the EVO and then install = approx. $15k = approx. $50k out of pocket. Probably makes a more sense to buy 996 TT or C4s and then .......
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YIPES!!! expensive. that's why they only convert "salvaged" cars 
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I spoke to the guys at Wicked this afternoon, and they basically strip the car to the frame and then . . . . ., even performance if you would like; EVO for a 996. Their wicked body is 3" wider than a T. Turbo. I'm not sure if I would want that wide of a car and the rear lip is 7". I think that I would install a lip NO deeper than 5".
They can do almost anything you want. The body kit is approx. $35k for front and rear OR $18k for the rear only (ie C4s or TT rear on a 2002 narrow body; including rear quarter panels).
That is $18k for the C4s rear and then $10k for the EVO and then install = approx. $15k = approx. $50k out of pocket. Probably makes a more sense to buy 996 TT or C4s and then .......
I spoke to the guys at Wicked this afternoon, and they basically strip the car to the frame and then . . . . ., even performance if you would like; EVO for a 996. Their wicked body is 3" wider than a T. Turbo. I'm not sure if I would want that wide of a car and the rear lip is 7". I think that I would install a lip NO deeper than 5".
They can do almost anything you want. The body kit is approx. $35k for front and rear OR $18k for the rear only (ie C4s or TT rear on a 2002 narrow body; including rear quarter panels).
That is $18k for the C4s rear and then $10k for the EVO and then install = approx. $15k = approx. $50k out of pocket. Probably makes a more sense to buy 996 TT or C4s and then .......
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That first kit may look decent with good paint and wheels... but if I'm honest, only karlooz's wide body looks good to my eyes. Yes, it's visibly tacked/screwed ... and I love it that way! 
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