The Vorsteiner V-RT (Vorsteiner Race Technologies) latest aerodynamic & forged wheel package is finally being released to the public to add to the current V-GT lineup for the 997 Carrera. The all-new V-RT parts will be available for world wide release after March 23rd, 2009.

The exterior aerodynamic package consists of 3 primary packages. Up front is a new replacement front fascia that features larger carbon fiber air intakes for the radiators and elimination of the fog lights like the factory 997 GT2. A removable dry carbon fiber front lower spoiler adds additional down force to the front end while protecting the front bumper from any steep inclines or road hazards. The principal challenge of this front bumper was maximize weight savings . This was achieved by eliminating the fog lights, and replacing the factory plastic air ducts and hardware with carbon fiber ducting as a molded single component of the front bumper .

The V-RT rear bumper is also designed to offer the 997 Turbo with a wider stance with enlarged side intercooler extraction vents that house a replacement dry carbon fiber shroud that is approximately 35% larger for improved airflow through the intercoolers. The rear bumper also features a new molded carbon fiber rear diffuser with integrated twin aero fins that encompass the quad sport exhaust tips.

The V-RT rear end is completed with a carbon composite rear deck lid/engine cover with twin ram air scoops that feed air into the engine bay and air intake for maximum airflow and cooling. Additionally a carbon fiber wing blade enhances the final appearance while increasing down force to the rear of the vehicle at high speeds

This months featured car is owned by Anthony Wolfe of La Jolla California. Pictured is 911-Turbo-Stripe-003 in Anthracite Metallic with added front bumper pieces. The windshield is done with the 996 fitted windshield visor and the KI Studios banner on top. You can view a video of the installation here.

This months featured car was on display at the Toyo Tires rig at SEMA 2008 in Las Vegas. Apparently, David Huang began the build on this car 1 month before the show. The concept was a rarely seen Japanese modified Porsche 996 Turbo. The build included a Top Secret carbon fiber wide body, Ikeya Formula suspension pieces, Arqray stainless turbo manifold, titanium exhaust system, Endless 12-piston calipers, Aragosta coilovers, and a Roberuta air cup system. Auto Fashion (AutoFashionUSA.com) was hard at work installing a gnarly brake and suspension system at the last minute before the show and delivered on time. This car should be back in the near future with a digital print graphic make over. Imagine what they could do in TWO months!







David Huang's Porsche Turbo was on display at the Need For Speed Undercover launch party in Hollywood California. Thanks to the guys at Speed Hunters for posting these great pictures. Check out the full Speed Hunters article here.