911R inspired 997.2 TTS
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911R inspired 997.2 TTS
Track season is here and I was looking for some racing stripes for the TTS. None of the traditional stripes (i.e., Martini Racing, single solid down the middle, 997.2 GT3RS 4.0, etc) quite did it for me...then I thought about the 911R. I figured why not...I also had the rear view mirrors wrapped in the main stripe color and had the 'turbo S' placed on the lower doors (for the uninitiated who might mistake a TTS for a genuine 911R).
What do you guys thinks? I was going for racing stripes that would give the car a nice race car edge that isn't over the top (slightly understated) but that paid tribute to a Porsche icon. Thanks to Matt Muller and the crew at Aspen Autosports in Randolph NJ for a fantastic job, the car looks amazing in person and in just a few days has garnered more than its usual share of thumbs up by passing motorists...it's no longer a plain black Porsche!!
What do you guys thinks? I was going for racing stripes that would give the car a nice race car edge that isn't over the top (slightly understated) but that paid tribute to a Porsche icon. Thanks to Matt Muller and the crew at Aspen Autosports in Randolph NJ for a fantastic job, the car looks amazing in person and in just a few days has garnered more than its usual share of thumbs up by passing motorists...it's no longer a plain black Porsche!!
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Thanks a lot. One never knows how these things will turn out at the start.
Thanks, glad you like it. It came out better than I expected. The 911R is on the wider 991 platform and I wasn't sure how the stripes would translate on the 997. It actually works.
Thanks, glad you like it. It came out better than I expected. The 911R is on the wider 991 platform and I wasn't sure how the stripes would translate on the 997. It actually works.
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While I believe there are 911R kits out there (possibly even factory kits), the guys at Aspen Autosports actually made their own vinyl. They used a few 911R renderings to get the proportions just right. There might be factory kits for the 991, I'm not sure about the 997. Some shops sell 911R kits but I've only seen 991 and 981 kits.
We discussed the side stripe but we felt it might be too much going on due to the intake scoop vents on the side of the TT's. We settled on the smaller 'turbo S' lettering. I'm certain these stripes would look amazing on your 991.2 GT3!!
Thanks
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Thanks, I would love to get rid of the front plate however it would give NJ State Troopers one more reason to pull me over (I already do enough)
#10
Thanks Sam, still clean! The custom COBB Stage 2 is still going strong brother! I continue to make minor tweaks to the car to optimize it for road course track DE events, still on the OE stock suspension though (i.e, no lowering springs, no aftermarket shocks or dampers, no LCA's etc)...so far so good! Fun times at the track and on the street!
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Thanks Sam, still clean! The custom COBB Stage 2 is still going strong brother! I continue to make minor tweaks to the car to optimize it for road course track DE events, still on the OE stock suspension though (i.e, no lowering springs, no aftermarket shocks or dampers, no LCA's etc)...so far so good! Fun times at the track and on the street!
and I'm from NJ too and I don't rock a front plate lol. I'm good.
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I could try deleting the front plate if you'll 50/50 on any ticket I get