New body kit from france : De LA Villa VRS
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Originally Posted by p0rsch3
... the rear exhaust exits, very creative.
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08-28-2007, 05:33 PM
Originally Posted by juankimalo
Yes.
I agree with you.
The perpetrator of this crime
is not a real Porsche lover.
What I mean against this kind of kits is that Porsche develop a model, and they invest lots of money to achieve a good result in the set up.
Every aerodynamic detail have been tested in a wind tunnel. Every wing, every little lip.
If you add this kit to your 911 you are killing the car. It's perfect to be stopped, but I'll never drive a car like this at high speed.
I like OEM parts to improve the car not this ugly monstrosity
That's why I don't like tuning
Although I disagree with 'transformers' perhaps there are other firms who can modify your car with greats results, as RUF, etc, 'cause they have good engineering.
I agree with you.
The perpetrator of this crime
is not a real Porsche lover.What I mean against this kind of kits is that Porsche develop a model, and they invest lots of money to achieve a good result in the set up.
Every aerodynamic detail have been tested in a wind tunnel. Every wing, every little lip.
If you add this kit to your 911 you are killing the car. It's perfect to be stopped, but I'll never drive a car like this at high speed.
I like OEM parts to improve the car not this ugly monstrosity
That's why I don't like tuning
Although I disagree with 'transformers' perhaps there are other firms who can modify your car with greats results, as RUF, etc, 'cause they have good engineering.
RUF, Techart and others started out small tested their products and later on recognized...the kit looks pretty decent to me..the doors killed it
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