Rear quater wheel well change to round opening like GTS?
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Nicole, you always use the one worst possible round wheel arch example in existence. I think that white car has 14" wheels made to look like an early Countach or something. The Strosek Ultra has almost perfectly round wheel arches, and is probably the best looking 928 variant ever made (when retaining the stock headlights).
http://www.porsche928.net/history/st...ltra_1993.html
http://www.porsche928.net/history/st...ltra_2003.html
The fenders on those models look orders of magnitude better than the stock early rear fenders. Porsche *almost* got it right with the GTS.
Dan
'91 928GT S/C 475hp/460lb.ft
http://www.porsche928.net/history/st...ltra_1993.html
http://www.porsche928.net/history/st...ltra_2003.html
The fenders on those models look orders of magnitude better than the stock early rear fenders. Porsche *almost* got it right with the GTS.
Dan
'91 928GT S/C 475hp/460lb.ft
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Strosek shifted a lot of proportions of the car - more than what's obvious to the casual observer. And he lowered the cars signifcantly, too!
Koenig made the arches rounder, but broke-up surfaces with mock air intakes and louvers. Again, the proportions were shifted dramatically.
I don't want to bash Neil's car, as it is a well-kept and unique example of a customized 928. But if you take a close look, the rear quarter modification makes the car look tail heavy.
Koenig made the arches rounder, but broke-up surfaces with mock air intakes and louvers. Again, the proportions were shifted dramatically.
I don't want to bash Neil's car, as it is a well-kept and unique example of a customized 928. But if you take a close look, the rear quarter modification makes the car look tail heavy.