2010 Porsche 911 Gt3 Rs 4.0 (wc-rs 4.0) on 2040-cars
Pompano Beach, Florida, United States
Here is the original window sticker: 2010 Porsche 911 GT3 RS
Here is a list of all the work done to this vehicle: Body Work: Porsche OEM GT3 Cup Fenders and Flares GT3 Cup Side Mirrors, OEM Rear Wing Assembly, Side Plates 4.0 Front Canards, GT3 Cup Chin Spoiler OEM Single Wiper GT3 Cup System Drive Train: Giken Limited Slip Differential 40/60 Locking Ratio Cup Shift Cables w/ 996 cup shifter update 4.0 New Pressure Plate disc, and throw baring. GMG C130 Wheels Stoptech Big Brake System WC Suspension: Full GMG Work Challenge Suspension Upgrade w/ Corner Balance & Custom OEM Setup of the OEM Shocks Car Graphic Front Stressbar Exhaust: WC GMG 4.0 Headers & RSR Center-section Car Graphic Kit 1 Exhaust Components w/ Lightweight Side Mufflers & Upgrade Valve System w/Functional Sport Mode Interior: Fully Custom MA Carbon Interior Components, Including Air Vents Euro GT3 Bucket Seats OMP OEM GT3 Cup Steering Wheel w/ Werks Bell Quick Release GMG RSR Roll Cage GMG Custom Serial Plates of Build Escort Radar with Laser Jammers Door Seals Custom and Signed by Jeroen Bleekmolen and James Sofronas. Engine: OEM Blueprint Specs GT3 RS 4.0 Engine w/ ALL Factory Porsche Components Including Planum Recall. Engine Build Performed at Orbit Racing by Roger Hawley. OEM GT3 4.0 Airbox. Please contact me, Thad Jones for additional pictures and questions. Email: Thadj@champion-motors.com Phone: 954-876-2251 |
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