Tuned Porsche 911 GT3 RS with Carbon Fiber Body Bits for Sale
Porsche 911 GT3 RS packs 580 horsepower, a lightweight body and it can be yours for just $250k.
The Porsche 911 GT3 RS is an incredible performance machine, with 520 horsepower, track-ready aerodynamics and a curb weight of just over 3,100 pounds. In stock form, the GT3 RS will beat most production cars around most race tracks while still being civilized enough to safely and comfortably drive on the street. However, not everyone is happy driving a stock car, even when it is one of the world’s best performing production cars.
According to Hypebeast, the Porsche 911 GT3 RS shown here is currently owned by the YouTuber Harrison Woodruff. It was built and used for road rally events, but this unique machine is now available for sale. If you have a quarter-million dollars laying around, this wicked machine could be yours.
Woodruff’s Porsche 911 GT3 RS
This Porsche 911 GT3 RS was built by a handful of companies, including Global Motorsports Group (GMG), 1016 Industries and Gintani. The exterior features a carbon fiber hood, front fascia, rear fascia and other small parts from 1016 Industries, helping to cut weight and provide some wow factor. Next, Dundon Motorsports provided the rear wing and front splitter, improving both front and rear downforce at speed. In addition to the flashy black, white and green wrap, this Porsche 911 GT3 RS features custom wheels wrapped in performance rubber.
To improve the engine output, this car features aftermarket exhaust headers and the mufflers have been replaced with a high-flow midpipe. When coupled with the Gintani engine tune, this Porsche 911 GT3 RS produces 580 horsepower.
We don’t know how much weight the carbon fiber body parts cut, but any weight reduction coupled with the added power surely makes this Porsche 911 an even stronger beast on the track.
Watch then Buy
If you are interested in buying this Porsche 911 GT3 RS, you can actually get a good look at its life over the past six months on Woodruff’s YouTube channel. The car was originally black with green stripes when the YouTuber acquired it and shortly after, it was wrapped for the GoldRush Rally. After that, the current owner chronicled the build in a series of videos, along with some footage of the car being enjoyed.
If what you see in those videos further builds your interest in this car, you can buy it, but it obviously wont come cheap. Buying a stock 911 GT3 RS will generally run you somewhere in the low-$200,000 range. Considering that this car has a long list of modifications that includes custom body parts, custom wheels and an increase of more than 10 percent in horsepower output, $250,000 really isn’t a bad price.
Ultimately, with these cars being so rare, any serious buyer is expecting to pay around a quarter-million dollars anyway. With this car, that price comes with some tasteful upgrades and an interesting history.
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