Russian tuner TopCar has been
offering its customers more and more fruits of its passion for Porsche
and they’ve now released “the most sophisticated project Topcar has ever
done” namely the 911 Turbo / Turbo S Stinger GTR.
The pair of TT 911s can be dressed in a 24-piece CFRP (carbon fiber reinforced polymer) armor, with the aftermarket developer claiming the wide body kit changes 90 percent of the rear engined machines’ exterior.
Primed and lacquered carbon come together in the kit, which is basically an extended version of the Stinger kit TopCar offers for the 911 Carrera. When it came to the styling, TopCar appears to have followed the standard lines of the car, which is why their work looks natural.
The list of aero bits and pieces includes a special hood, a front apron with a splitter and air intakes, front fenders with air vents (GT3 RS anybody?), a fuel cap, rear fenders, door pads, as well as side skirts with air intakes.
Moving to the rear of the supercar, we find an apron with a diffuser, air intakes and air vents, an active wing, as well as quadruple exhaust tips whose styling reminds us of the Carrera GT.
The kit took 9 months to deliver and Topcar says it can only install two of these per month. In case this sounds appealing, you should have at least EUR46,580 prepared (body kit installed and painted), with the price including 18 percent VAT.
Of course, there are also optional extras. For instance, you can also add wheel spacers, custom wheels coming from US-based developer ADV.1 Wheels, as well as tinted taillights.
As far as the 3.8-liter twin-turbo flat six at the back is concerned, Topcar offers an ECU remap that adds 60 hp and 130 Nm (96 lb-ft), regardless of the weapon of choice.
24k gold for the cabin trim
We’ve saved what is perhaps the most striking transformation for last and we are referring to the cabin here. Topcar appears to have spilled 24k gold, as well as carbon fiber, all over the interior.
While a 911 Turbo starts at EUR165,000 in Germany (19 percent VAT included), the Topcar Porsche 911 Turbo Stinger GTR is offered for EUR275,000. The Nissan fan community offending nameplate is on the house.
The pair of TT 911s can be dressed in a 24-piece CFRP (carbon fiber reinforced polymer) armor, with the aftermarket developer claiming the wide body kit changes 90 percent of the rear engined machines’ exterior.
Primed and lacquered carbon come together in the kit, which is basically an extended version of the Stinger kit TopCar offers for the 911 Carrera. When it came to the styling, TopCar appears to have followed the standard lines of the car, which is why their work looks natural.
The list of aero bits and pieces includes a special hood, a front apron with a splitter and air intakes, front fenders with air vents (GT3 RS anybody?), a fuel cap, rear fenders, door pads, as well as side skirts with air intakes.
Moving to the rear of the supercar, we find an apron with a diffuser, air intakes and air vents, an active wing, as well as quadruple exhaust tips whose styling reminds us of the Carrera GT.
The kit took 9 months to deliver and Topcar says it can only install two of these per month. In case this sounds appealing, you should have at least EUR46,580 prepared (body kit installed and painted), with the price including 18 percent VAT.
Of course, there are also optional extras. For instance, you can also add wheel spacers, custom wheels coming from US-based developer ADV.1 Wheels, as well as tinted taillights.
As far as the 3.8-liter twin-turbo flat six at the back is concerned, Topcar offers an ECU remap that adds 60 hp and 130 Nm (96 lb-ft), regardless of the weapon of choice.
24k gold for the cabin trim
We’ve saved what is perhaps the most striking transformation for last and we are referring to the cabin here. Topcar appears to have spilled 24k gold, as well as carbon fiber, all over the interior.
While a 911 Turbo starts at EUR165,000 in Germany (19 percent VAT included), the Topcar Porsche 911 Turbo Stinger GTR is offered for EUR275,000. The Nissan fan community offending nameplate is on the house.
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