Angelic and demonic are seldom used to describe the same thing, nonetheless the same car. However, our latest project may have done the trick. We were challenged, by a returning customer of ours, to go above and beyond to create a truly different 997 Turbo. The goal was to build the ultimate street car that looks, drives, and feels like no other Porsche on the road today. In order to create something that lives up to this tall order we partnered with TechART, Elite Automotive Finishes, and Film Dynamics to handle body work and exterior appearance. Next we searched high and low to find the perfect color matching OEM and aftermarket interior parts to complete the truly custom and incredibly subtle interior. Finally, mounting custom HREs wrapped in Toyo R888 tires ensured that all the power from our EVOMS EVT775 Signature turbo kit reached the road.

This was one of the toughest cars to watch leave the shop as the countless hours that went into making sure every last detail was perfect kept us all deeply invested in its outcome, and it was like a child leaving the home when she left. Nevertheless, the car was built to be a streetcar and the ultimate Sunday canyon carver. On the car's way home, it made a pit stop at the SEMA car show in Las Vegas for a couple days of fun before finishing off the remainder of its journey to Texas. A journey that is a testament to the trust an owner has for the craftsmanship by which we implore with all of our cars here at EVOMS. This particular car is one we have cherished building, as its unrivaled beauty, ferocious power, and cornering abilities make it very special. It is angelic to the eyes and touch while being demonic to the roads, g-forces, and the human pulse.

Special Thanks to HRE Performance Wheels, TECHART, Elite Automotive Finishes, Film-Dynamics, and Toyo Tires.

 

Simply perfect , this with an ev1200-1500 is like a dream car for me . I have seen this car before taged at goldrush , am I wrong !

 

That's a beautiful car! The Ultimate Street Car Association will be holding an event at the Texas Motor Speedway March 21-23rd (televised on MAVTV) and I'm sure they'd love to see it out there.

Jim

 

The car was completed in early November, having been here for a couple of months and arriving basically stock. Not sure if it's the same one or not.

Thanks Jim, I passed along the event information to the rep working with this customer.