911 GT3 RS MR Vs. 992.1 GT3 RS: Which One Would You Choose? - Storyboard
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The Porsche 911 GT3 RS (992.1) is already a track weapon, but Manthey Racing has turned it into an even sharper tool with their bespoke upgrade kit
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The Nürburgring legend spent two years developing this kit to enhance the 992.1 GT3 RS, focusing purely on aerodynamics and handling
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The package comes with 17 key upgrades
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They include things like semi-active suspension system, high-performance brake pads, and a two-piece carbon-fiber rear wing
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Manthey also dials up the visual drama with carbon-fiber additions like a shark fin, roof fins, aero discs, and canards
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Aerodynamic improvements are extreme: the Manthey GT3 RS generates 2,204 pounds of downforce at 177 mph, a 20% increase over the stock model
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Spring rates are up by 30% at the front and 15% at the rear, minimizing body roll and maximizing cornering stability
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For ultimate braking confidence, the kit adds braided stainless-steel brake lines and race-ready brake pads
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Despite keeping the stock 4.0-liter flat-six engine with 518 horsepower, the Manthey GT3 RS shaves weight, dropping its curb weight to an estimated 3,200 pounds
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The choice is clear: the standard GT3 RS offers raw, balanced performance, while the Manthey version is built for uncompromising lap times
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On paper, the Manthey version isn’t faster in a straight line, but expect lap times to obliterate the stock 992.1 GT3 RS thanks to its handling and aero edge
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The price? A hefty $82,000 on top of the 911 GT3 RS’s $241,300 MSRP, making it a $320,000+ track toy—before dealer markups
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If cutting-edge tech and dominance at the limit matter most, the Manthey GT3 RS is the ultimate Porsche for you