Vorsteiner chops some weight off the Porsche 911

Posted: Oct 13, 2008
Filed under: Porsche, Tuner Cars

Vorsteiner is known for helping German brands like Mercedes-Benz, BMW and Porsche cut weight off their standard production cars with the use of carbon fiber body parts that increase performance while adding some fuel-efficiency.

Vorsteiner, which probably had some free time, has introduced their version of Porsche 911 called the Porsche 997 V-GT Coupe. The car gets a new full carbon fiber front and rear bumper with integrated carbon fiber inlets and an upper radiator vent grille. It also gets a front carbon fiber spoiler with a rear integrated carbon fiber diffuser and a carbon fiber boot spoiler.

The Vorsteiner Porsche 997 V-GT Coupe also gets aluminium 3-piece five spoke wheels in 19, 20 and 22-inches.

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Vorsteiner Porsche 997 V-GT Coupe:

   

  

 

Source: WCF

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  • to simply put it, a lighter car accelerates and brakes better and has a higher top speed. Not only the big brands like Porsche are into lightening their cars, but even ones like Suzuki have asked their parts vendors to lighten components to as much as possible.
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