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This Is The KAMM Manufaktur 912c

Created by a restomodder based out of Hungary, this one is based on the 912

The Heart Of The 912c Is An Air-Cooled, 2.0 4-Cylinder With An Output Of 190 HP

The Transmission Is A 901 5-Speed Gearbox With Dogleg Gate Pattern

The Build Starts With A Donor Car With Reinforced Chassis And Body

You Get The Option For Semi Or Full Carbon Fiber Body

As a result, the 912c Weighs Just 1650 Pounds

For context, the lightest modern 911 weighs over 3,000 pounds

Each 912c is Built To Order And Can Be Customized With A Wide Range Of Add-Ons

The Interior Feature KAMM Bespoke Carbon Fiber Seats

The 912c Comes With A Motorsport Inspired Momo Prototipo Steering Wheel

Only 4 Cars Will Be Made Per Year, Costing $390,000 Per Unit, Or $350,000 With Donor Vehicle

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It features a stripped-down design, a lightweight body, and a double-hump rear decklid.

The Speedster traces its history dating back to the 1950s

Not all 911 generations offered the Speedster, and they were limited production

The 993 Speedster is particularly sought-after for conversions

An aftermarket kit is available for 996 Cabriolet model, that adds Speedster humps

The kit comes in composite or carbon fiber and requires painting to match the car

Installation of the kit is relatively straightforward, but requires some preparation and painting

Don't expect it to increase value significantly, as real Speedsters cost much more. Swipe up to find out how much the kit costs.

This tastefull -modified Porsche 997 Cabriolet is one man's vision of how the car should have come from the factory

RUF and Reinald Mattes have enhanced the performance and aesthetics of this 911

The car didn't start as a RUF vehicle. At some point, it received the RUF R Kompressor conversion

The main highlight is the M97 engine, which now features a centrifugal supercharger among other supporting upgrades

The result - 435 hp and 347 lb-ft instead of the stock Carrera 4S' 355 hp and 295 lb-ft

The 0-60 mph time drops from 4.7 to around 4.0 seconds with the new top speed being over 190 mph

RUF body kit gives the Carrera 4S GT3-like aesthetics

The exterior is finished in Matt Titanium Gray, by Mata Automotive

The cognac interior is also done by Mata and features subtle carbon inlays. Note the six-speed manual

The RUF wheels measure 19x8.5 front and 19x11 rear with 235 section front tires and 325 at the rear

This tastefully modified and looked-after Porsche 911 is currently for sale

Swipe up to learn more about the supercharged Porsche 997 and what makes it a unique find

Engine-swapping a 911 isn't anything new, but these ones are are a bit controversial

A four-cylinder Honda K20 swap replaces a well-enjoyed M97 flat-six in order to avoid, potentially, expensive repairs

The K-Series engines are known for staying reliable even when making big power. It is also affordable and benefits from great aftermarket support

Honda K-series also boast incredible thermal efficiency. Initial power was 435 hp to the wheels, with 500 being the real goal.

This Subaru-swapped 997 solves the EJ25 problem while keeping the center of gravity intact

First presented at the 2022 SEMA, it was built by DevSpeed

Apparently, all you need to do for reliable 550+ hp is a closed-deck block, and the EJ25 becomes rock-solid

The most generic build is also the most sensible as it solves major issues with the 996 and 997.1 Carrera models

CPE specialies in LS conversions, and this LS3 swap makes 495 hp - 240 more than the stock 997 Carrera S engine

The LS3 V-8 is also 40 lbs lighter than the flat-six and does not suffer from the usual IMS and RMS issues, M96/M97 mills are known for

A 1966 Porsche 911 gets a Mazda rotary swap, because why not?

The reason is, the factory engine was beyond repair and the owner thought he could piss purists off by making somethig unique

A lot of custom work has been done to the classic 911, which can now push close to 700 hp

Swipe up to learn more about these 911s with unusual engine swaps, and why they work

This is a comprehensive GT3 RS conversion, that is based on a 987 Boxster

The creator of this GT3 RS replica is swapped out the 2.7-liter boxer engine for a Tesla powertrain

When finished, the EV 991 GT3 RS will look exactly like Paul's thrid project - a white GT3 RS

The new body is all fiberglass except for the doors

Not detail left untouched. The 991 GT3 RS replica even gets proper mirrors

Eventually, the EV 911 GT3 RS will get a 991 dashboard in place of the 987 dash

The Tesla e-motor will provide 500 horsepower - exactly the same as a real 991 GT3 RS

The creator of this replica believes he can achieve similar weight and weight distribution to the real GT3 RS

The Boxster's convertible body style means a lot less cutting is required, compared to a Cayman

This allows for a more straightforward mounting of the roof and side panels that form the iconic 911 roofline

Swipe up to learn more about Paul's kit cars and the associated costs of Porsche replica body kits.

The 997's original infotainment system, especially in the 997.1 models, is often criticized for its outdated design and limited functionality

Porsche Classic offers the PCCM Plus system as a direct upgrade for the 997.1. that supports Apple Car Play and Android Auto

The PCCM Plus is designed for easy installation and can be done by most DIY enthusiasts in under an hour

PCCM Plus offers a 7.0-inch touchscreen display, improved navigation with 2D and 3D maps, and support for the Traffic Message Channel (TMC)

While it requires a wired USB connection for smartphone integration, aftermarket adapters can enable wireless connectivity

It also can integrate with existing factory-installed sound systems and supports features like BOSE AudioPilot

The PCCM Plus is also compatible with the Boxster/Cayman 987.1 models

PCCM Plus offers a convenient and high-quality way to upgrade the infotainment system of the Porsche 997.1, while maintaining the car's original aesthetics

Swipe up to find out how much it costs and alternative ways to upgrade the infotainment system.

California-based Russel Built Fab has spared no expense in building the ultimate, all-terrain 911

The base car for the Baja prototype is a 1991 Porsche 964

The company's innovative suspension utilizes most of the original factory mounting points

The coil-over setup allows for 12 inches of front suspension travel and 13.5 inches of rear suspension travel - substantially more than the 992 Dakar's 7.5 inches

Russel Built Fab has increased the wheelbase of the Baja 911 by 3.0 inches for a very specific reason

The Baja 911 is a whopping 14 inches wider than a stock Porsche 964

The flat-6 engine is still air-cooled, but everything has been modified and beefed-up

The now-3.8-liter boxer engine develops 365 horsepower and 310 pound-feet of torque

Power goes to the rear wheels or, optionally, both axles. It depends on the donor car and customer preferences

The new fiberglass body is one of the reasons why the Baja 911 shaves 400 pounds off the 964's weight

The stripped interior still features a classic 911 dashboard, with added Alcantara inserts

The driver looks at a race-spec digital instrument cluster, giving all essential info

The price? It starts from $380,000, which compared to other 911 Safari builds, is a bargain

Swipe up for more on this ultumate, go-anywhere, Baja 911

TECHART's Flyweight treatment is all about making the 911 Turbo S lightweight

The regular GT Street R was limtied to 87 units

TECHART's GT Street R Flyweight is even more exclusive, with just 19 cars planned

Like the regular GT Street R, the Flyweight packs 800 horsepower and 700 pound-feet

The Flyweight is over 132 pounds lighter than the standard car

TECHART offers plenty of customization options for the Clubsport interior, dominated by Alcantara and carbon fiber

The Recaro, carbon-bucket seats weigh just 10.8 pounds each

The new fenders feature air extractors, similar to a 911 GT3 RS

The Formula VI Race Flyweight forged wheels are now lighter, reducing unsprung weight

The active rear wing is the craziest part of the aero kit, providing four times as much downforce over the stock 992.1 Turbo S

Swipe up for more on TECHART's ultimate treatment for the 992 Turbo S.

German tuner, Friedrich Performance Manufaktur, uses upgrades to turn the Porsche Cayenne Turbo GT into a 1,000-horsepower monster

The V-8 remains almost the same, aside from the new turbochargers

The FPM kit also includes larger intercoolers, air intakes, and 76mm downpipes, along with a software recallibration

The modifications allow for a power-to-weight ratio of around 444.6 horsepower per ton

Even stock, the non-hybrid Cayenne Turbo GT boasts better power-to-weight ratio than the more powerful Turbo E Hybrid

The FPM treatment also includes 21-inch wheels, which can be bougt separately

Clients can also opt for a new suspension calibration for a lower ride height

Aside from the wheels and suspension tweaks, FPM has left the exterior alone

Swipe up to learn more about Friedrich Performance Manufaktur's treatment for the Cayenne Turbo GT.

This low-key resto-mod could be the ultimate, track-ready classic 911

This 1972 Porsche started life as a race car and hits the Nurburgring with all the might and grace of an air-cooled 911

The classically-correct Fuchs wheels retain the factory, 15-inch size, but are wrapped in modern, Nankang CR-S rubber

A 24.6-gallon fuel tank ensures longer track sessions and greater range

The original interior has been refurbished in Vintage Black leather

Despite being a track weapon, this 1972 Porsche 911 features a full interior

The only hint of modernity is the short-shifter. Behind it, sits the handbrake, flanked by the manual choke and heater control

RS-style leather straps serve as door handles to keep the weight at barely 2,330 lbs

The car still features the original, 5-gauge instrument cluster

The original, 2.3-liter engine has vacated the spot in favor of a modified, 3.4-liter unit

The new engine is still air-cooled and carburated. It packs nearly 300 horses and apparently, a very wide power band

A number of plaques in the engine bay give essential information about the classic 911

Only 1972 cars featured an oil-reservoir and oil-filler mounted in front of the rear axle, for better weight distribution

Swipe up for more info on this classic 911 track weapon and to see it tackle the Nurburgring

With a 911 Dakar costing a pretty penny in the collector car market, we explore three worthy alternatives

Elephant Designs do comprehensive Safari conversions for classic G-body 911s

The California-based company's Safari kit includes a 4-inch suspension lift, turning any 911 G body into a proper homage to the 953 Dakar

Matt Farah's example recently listed his 911 Safari for $300,000, but the price depends on what the customer wants

Elephant Racing also adds Braid wheels, wrapped in off-road tires and skid plates all around

Russel Built Fab is another California-based company modifying classic 911s

The company's latest build is the Safari Sportsman, which is based on a 964 Turbo

The Baja 500 race suspension allows for 10 inches of suspension travel

The modified 964 also features a slightly longer wheelbase than the standard car

A roll-cage compliments the externally-mounted, carbon-fiber roof rack that carries the spare, Toyo all-terrain tire

The price for Russeb Built Fab's 964 Safari Sportsman conversion costs $135,000 minus the donor car

Five Nine Design's vision of a 992 Dakar is based on a 992.1 Carrera 2

The build includes a coil-over suspension that gets you ground clearance similar to the 992 Dakar's 7.52 inches

Aside from the obligatory off-road accessories, performance has been bumped through a new software, air-intakes, and exhaust

The price for these 992 builds depends solely on the desire to own one - the last one was auctioned for $138,000

Swipe up to learn more about these 3 worthy alternatives to the Porsche 992 Dakar

So you want a 992 Dakar, but don't want to pay the steep price? The guys at Five Nine Design have a solution

The Florida-based company has made a bunch of 991 and 992 Safari conversions that rival the Dakar in terms of off-road capabilities

This one started life as a 2021 992 Carrera, finished in Pure White. The company is working on a few more similar 992 Safari conversions

The iconic ducktail rear spoiler is one of the must-have exterior upgrades

The 18-inch wheels corm from Rotiform and are wrapped in all-terrain Toyo tires

The valved coil-over suspension gives the 911 much needed ground clearance

The luxurious and functional 992 interior remains largely unchanged

But it now features rubber floormats and green "Offroad" accents

The 992 Safari gets new exhaust, engine software, and air filters for a slight bump in power

So the 3.0-liter, twin-turbo boxer engine is expected to make a lot more than the conservative 380 hp Porsche claims

A real bargain: this 911 Safari went under the hammer for $138,000 - a fraction of the Dakar's price tag

Swipe up to learn more about this bargain 911 Safari by Five Nine Design, and whether you should get one instead of a 992 Dakar