Great results.

nice....

any more planned mods?

i don't know if i'd go that low... but pretty crazy nonetheless!!! nice job! looks nice with the gt3 front end.

when i had c/o's on my last ride, i did experiment w/ ride height vs. ride quality... even though i wanted to be tucked, i settled on flush... you might give it a shot and see how it works... your shocks and your body will appreciate it!

i think it's silly how some people jump all over you. it's silly that if you don't drive and spec your car to their ideals that you are ruining it.i guess you just have to understand SOME pcar owners are closed off to the rest of the automotive world...

there's a whole automotive world out there... the vip scene, the drift scene, autosound, etc... to think that we should live in the vacuum of the world of porsche is ridiculous...

Where is this car now ?

If you love it then that's all that matters, ignore the haters.


One point though, original cars always bring bigger dollars in the long run.


Great car, enjoy!

I can appreciate a nice slammed ride! Too many hills in Honolulu to run a 911 nearly that dropped.

If it's not too late, i'd ask the bodyshop to reposition the GT3 vent. It's positioned a little too low.
https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.6sp...97a7eb7808.jpg

This may be true, but as long as nothing is permanent you can always swap suspension and wheels back and keep them in mint condition.

After 7 yrs, he probably has a real GT3, or at least a GT3 bumper. :p resurrected thread

Hahaha! i just noticed the thread bump! hilarious