Porsche 911 - Storyboards - page 36
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YouTuber Danny Z bought a beat-up 996 Porsche for $10,000 from Copart Auctions
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While he added a GT3 body kit to make it look better, there was a lot to be desired
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The handling and soundtrack needed work, and Danny made some DIY upgrades
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He swaps-out the stock suspension with inexpensive H&R springs
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The H&R springs are much thicker than expected and are made in Germany
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Accessing the rear spings was even done from inside the cabin, under the rear seats
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The replacement aftermarket springs cost Danny just under $300
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Danny installs spacers for the wheels, to improve the stance of this 996
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However, installing springs proved trickier than expected, but well worth the effort
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Now for the good stuff, the $110 hack that makes this 996 sing
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Danny takes the controversial muffler delete route on the exhaust
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Quad 996-Turbo-style exhaust tips added for a visual upgrade
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As a final step, Danny also replaced the filthy spark plugs and coil packs
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The car now sounds and (hopefully) handles better
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Swipe up to watch the video and hear how this 996 now sounds.
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The 911 GT3 RS and the 718 Cayman GT4 RS are the best track-focused sports cars in Porsche's current lineup
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The 911 GT3 RS packs a 4.0-liter nat-asp flat-six which sits behind the rear axle
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The 718 Cayman GT4 RS keeps the same 4.0-liter flat-six but is slightly detuned
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The 718 Cayman GT4 RS is not as hardcore as the GT3 RS, but is so much more than the other Cayman variants
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The 911 GT3 RS is the most track-focused 911 you can currently buy with 1895 lbs of downforce at 177 mph
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One of the most impressive features of the GT3 RS is its (DRS). This is technology straight out of Formula 1, and it's a game-changer on the track
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Beyond raw power, these machines are also packed to the brim with a lot of advanced hardware
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The Cayman GT4 RS, while less sophisticated in some areas with standard PTV, should still offer a razor-sharp driving experience.
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Both cars boast impressive braking performance thanks to massive aluminum brake rotors.
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Exterior Design, the GT3 RS looks like a race car for the road.
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The Cayman GT4 RS in comparison appears to be a lot more subtle
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Despite the focus on aggressive performance, a more modern interior graces the 911 GT3 RS
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The GT4 RS's cabin while functional and just as driver-focused does feature a slightly dated design
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With 9.2 cubic feet in the frunk, you can actually fit your weekend luggage if that matters to you, unlike the GT3 RS's with just 4.6 cubic feet
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Weissach performance package is offered on both cars
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The GT3 RS starts at $241,300. The Cayman GT4 RS, while still expensive at $164,200, represents significant savings of 77 grand.
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Swipe up to read in detail about the few nail-biting differences between these two-track bred Porsche sports cars
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Porsche recently took the wraps off of its 992.2 Carrera GTS hybird
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Enter the 911 GT3 R Hybrid, that made its debut at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show
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A 4.0-liter naturally aspirated flat-six powers the rear wheels
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A pair of e-motors drive the front wheels
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The hybrid system was co-developed with Williams F1 team
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The flywheel features an F1-derived KERS (Kinetic Energy Recovery System) tech
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The 992.2 911 Carrera GTS introduces a new hybrid tech (T-Hybrid)
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The combined power output is 532 hp!
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Swipe up to find out one fundamental thing that differentiates the two hybrid systems.
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YouTuber Danny Z Recently Bought This Written Off 911 From Copart
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Before Starting, The 996's Mechanicals Were Given A Once Over
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Danny Akso Shows Us A Nifty Triick To Check On Engine Health
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The Salage Car Was Far From Stock And Was Hiding Some Surprises
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He Completely Had To Ramp Things Up Under The Hood As Well
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Next Came The Infamous Replacement Fried-Egg Headlights
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The Build Was Far From Done
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The $2,000 Body Kit Needed A Paint Job
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The Kit Took Some Twaaking To Fit
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The Cherry On Top Comes At The End
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The End Result Is Stunning But The Project Is Far From Over
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Porsche wins in the LM GT3 class with #91 Manthey EMA Porsche 911 GT3 R
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Works Drivers Yasser Shahin, Morris Schuring, Richard Lietz used an unorthodox strategy that secured their win
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Le Mans is a historic 24 hour long endurance race that first began in 1923
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Porsche has been a dominant force in Le Mans since the 1970s
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In the Hypercar class in 2024, Porsche fell short with best finish in 4th place going to the (No. 6 Porsche 963)
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This year's race saw a lot of drama unfold through the night
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Ferrari was triumphant and took a consecutive win in the Hypercar class
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Porsche's missed out on a podium finish by 1.0 second in the Hypercar Class
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The Mustang GTD Is Ford's Answer To The Porsche 911 GT3 RS
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The Mustang GTD Is An Aerodynamic Dream And A Radical Performance Machine For Ford
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The Porsche GT3 RS Is Also A Sensational Track Weapon
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A Track-Tuned V8 Lives Under The Hood Of The GTD
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The Track-Bred Also Packs A Potent Powerplant That Revs To 9,000 RPM
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The Mustang Is Equipped With 8-Speed DCT Transmission
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The 911 Features A 7-Speed Dual Clutch Auto Transmission
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Only 1000 Units Of The Mustang GTD Will Be Produced
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The 911 GT3 RS Is Also Not Cheap, But Relatively More Affordable Than The GTD
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The Carrera name is one that has been widely used across Porsche's portfolio
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The name actually honors Porsche's victory at the Carrera Panamericana in the 50s
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The Carrera name first emerged with a legendary flat-four engine from the 1950s
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The Carrera nameplate was used in a 911 for the first time in 1973
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Fast forward to modern times and the Carrera GT needs no introduction
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While not directly related, the Panamera name is also inspired by the Carrera Panamericana
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In today's world, only the 911 continues to utilize the Carrera nameplate extensively
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Swipe up to read more about the inception of the Carrera nameplate
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The 996 generation's headlight design turned out to be a big bummer for 911 enthusiasts
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YouTuber Ed Gasket has an inexpensive remedy for the bug-eyed 911
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This $395 pair of plastic covers offers exceptional value for what it does
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It's vital to get the paint job right to match the car
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To apply the cover in a semi-permanent way, to retain the car's originality
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The application of those painted headlight covers is a work of patience
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The final step before the results
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The ugly headlights are gone!
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This is the Rinspeed Bedouin concept car
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The Bedouin is a 996 911 Turbo underneath the skin
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The Bedouin is capable of running on bi-fuel
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Transforming the roof isn't a hassle at all
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You can only deploy and retract the roof while stationary
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The Porsche's smart packaging made the bed possible
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It's a posh 996 inside
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The interior is full of "bling-bling"
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Swipe up to find out why this ingenious concept never saw the light of day.
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The Carrera S sits between the Carrera and the Carrera GTS
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The 992.1 Carrera S packs a punch from its turbo flat-six
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The Carrera S can do naught to 60 mph in 3.5 seconds
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PDK or manual? Choose wisely!
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If you're looking for more oomph from your Carrera S, the aftermarket has plenty of options
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We expect at least 500 lb-ft of torque from the flat-six after the tune
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An aftermarket exhaust system adds more character to the Carrera S sound profile
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Swipe up to find out more about the how much these mods cost and best-used case for them!
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With the new 992.2 911 model, Porsche is no longer offering a manual
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Porsche's last surviving model with a manual is the 911 S/T
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The 911 S/T sports some serious drivetrain upgrades
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The 911 S/T is essentially a GT3 RS in a GT3 Touring body
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This 911 hit the gym
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The 911 S/T sheds a total of 84 pounds
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On the inside, the 911 S/T features carbon bucket seats as standard
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The 911 S/T is pretty quick off the line
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The Porsche 911 S/T is limited to just 1,963 examples
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U.K-based tuner Lanzante has created a resto-mod Porsche 930 TAG Turbo
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This engine is from the McLaren-TAG-Porsche team that won several F1 championships in the 80s
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In place of the Porsche flat-six sits a 1.5-liter twin-turbo F1 V6 engine
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But this Porsche 930 is so much more than just raw power
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The lightweight theme continues into the interior that prioritizes function over form
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Big-power in a light-weight package with a stick should offer the ultimate analog experience
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Grand Prix racing was extremely dangerous back in the '80s
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The Carrera GT Is Another Halo Porsche That Features F1-Derived Engine
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Only three examples of the TAG 930 Porsche will be built
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