Wow!!!!!!!

 

Pardon me if this is a stupid question. Could not have bought a factory RSR instead and therefore a purpose factory built race car? I've done these projects before back in the 90's. Converting a Carrera Cup car to a 3.8 RSR of the 993 generation for IMSA competition. Good luck with it all, it's a long road.


GT3Ranger...Juan

 

The obvious answer is yes. But in my situation there are many other factors that come into play and therefore this is where I am today. Would I do the same thing again in the future? No but hindsight is 20/20!

 

911 Design is a very reputable company and this is a great project. I hope to see everything go smoothly.
I still think buying a real RSR would a better choice though.

 

You are off the hook dude. I thought I was bad, but could not come close to this level of commitment. Can't wait to see the results. Good luck with it!

 

Of course it would have. But there is a benefit to building this car. An RSR runs in POC GTA class with modified Cups and RSR's. This is a very fast class! My car will run in GT2 basically an unlimited natrually aspirated platform. The GT2 class is much slower than the GTA class. If I kick butt on Cups in an RSR big deal! If I beat the Cups and the GT2 cars in a GT3 woohoo!

 

This is the Jurgen car we are modeling my car after. It was a very competitive 3.8 liter car that was built from a 997 Cup

 

I agree the GTA class have some of the craziest car I ever seen. May I just wanted to see a board member with the actual RSR but yours will come close.

 

Couldn't agree more, BUT Grussell you are out of your mind and I know you and the people who work on your car do it RIGHT!

That is a hardcore build, good luck!

 

This is going to be an amazing car I'm sure; best of luck on your journey and remember WE WANT AS MANY PICS AS YOU HAVE TIME TO TAKE!

 

hey... maybe you (grussell) can help me.... what are you going to put in over the bare floor? is there some pre-fab pieces i can buy or is it custom?

i removed my carpet...and i dont want to put it back... so i was thinking of getting some aluminum plates or the like? i think the cup cars have alumium floor boards... but how the hell do i buy those...my Porsche dealer?

 

wow now that's gutting it.

 

garrett like you weren't serious before. Damn! Good luck with the project

 

The Cups have a black plastic floor board on the drivers side only. It is a Motorsports part.

 

thanks dude... i think custom fab aluminum floor boards would look nice...kinda like a Ferrari Scud. this is a street car after all

checker plate or nothing? and painted/ plated to color matched to the exterior