Jon70

I have wondered if anyone had done it...I guess they have.

http://www.albertweb.de/Porsche/Proj...T3RSAufbau.htm

supercup

Now that is commitment!

JcM

karlooz

i LOVE it!!!!

Jon70

Anyone guess as to the cost of such a project? Maybe $20K-$30K?

RR

Those headlamps are CRAZY cool. Love the set up where can you get them?

DanH

Isn't there a mk2 version floating around too? Sure I've seen pics somewhere!

Jon70

Found a link to a conversion in Japan:

http://www.carnews.com.cn/html/detai...e_view_384.htm

Red9

All body parts for either RS or RSR coversion -- about 10K. About 30 day delivery.
The race bits-- how far do you want to go?

DCLee

Hmmn... Fenders, front and rear bumper covers, decklid, R wing, lightweight doors (?) F splitter and vanes, headlights, big brakes, hubs and wheel carriers, wider wheels, etc. It's going to cost a ton. Check with Mike Shaw on composites. Forget Albert -- pricey and unresponsive to U.S. inquiries.

Best,

Lee in D.C.
'06 Cayman RS project

Mr. C4

I have never had any issues dealing with Jurgen at Albert Tuning.

Jon70

Why not just buy Porsche motorsports parts, likely the best quality over any aftermarket companies?

38D

It looks nice, but why? Now it is a really marginal street car and still not as good as a real racecar.

Red9

Porsche = much more expensive. like many things-- the composites are contracted outside supp;iers-- so why pay a premium?

Z06

Is Shaw the place where you got the front light weight hood on Jon's car?

racefacerider

Niiiice, I like the new look a lot. Headlights are sick.