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For over half a century, the Porsche 911 has been the quintessential sports car, but this remarkable rendition blurs the boundary between "sports" and "supercar." Transformed into a high-performance marvel by the expert minds at Protomotive, renowned for crafting some of the world's fastest Porsches, the 2007 Porsche 911 P1000 Turbo in question is far from your ordinary 911. With a mere 44,000 miles on the odometer, this automotive masterpiece boasts a staggering $117k build by Protomotive, with upgrades spanning from its striking exterior to its formidable powerplant.
Draped in the iconic Guards Red, a hue deeply rooted in Porsche's storied racing heritage, this 2007 Porsche 911 P1000 Turbo receives a captivating exterior transformation. Protomotive's new body kit, a testament to their artistry, harmoniously complements the striking paint. Innovative 3D-printed air intakes, seamlessly integrated into the rear quarter panels, channel vital fresh air, while Porsche GT2 OEM side skirts, a carbon fiber front lip skirt, and quarter panel air ducts accentuate Protomotive's aesthetic mastery. At the rear, a Porsche 999.2 Turbo bumper upgrade houses LED taillights, perfectly fusing form and function. Carbon fiber elements, including driver and passenger side mirrors, further underscore the car's performance pedigree. The entire ensemble rides on featherweight HRE R1 Series Lightweight Edition Wheels, each starting at a mere 16 lbs, adding both style and substance. Inside the cabin of the 2007 Porsche 911 P1000 Turbo, Lloyds custom floor mats, meticulously finished with black and red piping that mirrors the car's exterior and interior tones, provide a plush welcome. The Pioneer Double Din stereo, in concert with a premium Bose sound system, ensures an auditory delight, featuring Sirius satellite radio, Apple CarPlay, and a DVD player, adding both entertainment and convenience.
At the heart of this 2007 Porsche 911 P1000 Turbo by Protomotive lies a high-performance 3.6-liter H6 engine, meticulously tuned for E85 and bearing Protomotive 4340 bolt-in connecting rods. Fitted with Fabspeed headers, an EVOMS underdrive pulley, GT3 intake, and a TiAl Xona Turbo Kit, this powerhouse delivers astonishing performance figures. Enhanced with upgraded liner carriers and heads, a Protomotive triple in-tank fuel system, and 1680cc Bosch injectors, this engine exhibits breathtaking strength. Refined with Protomotive 12mm head studs and a fenderwell Y-pipe, while a set of 5.5 side-mounted intercoolers maintains optimal operating temperatures. Transmitting power seamlessly is a 1Paramount upgraded race transmission, fortified with AMG racing components. The chassis benefits from a Bilstein PSS10 complete suspension system, further enhancing the vehicle's handling prowess. The current owner also reports the installation of new rotors, brake pads, bushings, and bearings, adding to the overall driving experience and safety.
2007 Porsche 911 Turbo
P1000 by Protomotive
3.6L Twin-Turbo H6
5-Speed Tiptronic S Automatic
AWD
Guards Red Exterior
Black Leather Interior
Alcantara Wrapped Steering Wheel
Sport Chrono Package
Power Sunroof
$117K Build By Protomotive
E85 Tuned Race Motor
E85 Tune Mapping
Protomotive 4340 Bolt-In Connecting Rods
Fabspeed Headers
Protomotive Installed Evoms Underdrive Pulley
GT3 Intake
Tial Xona Turbo Kit Installed
Upgraded Liner Carrier And Heads
Protomotive Triple In-Tank Fuel System
1680cc Bosch Injectors
Protomotive 12MM Head Studs
Fenderwell Y-Pipe
5.5 Side Mounted Intercoolers
1Paramount Upgraded Transmission With AMG Racing Parts
HRE R1 Series Lightweight Edition Wheels Starting At 16 Lbs.
Porsche 997.2 Turbo Rear Bumper Upgrade With LED Taillights
Protomotive Installed Porsche GT2 OEM Side Skirts
Protomotive Installed Lloyds Custom Floor Mats With Black With Red Piping To Match The Interior & Exterior Guards Red Color
Protomotive Installed Pioneer Double Din Stereo Integrated Into Bose Sound System
Protomotive Installed Carbon Fiber Front Lip Skirt
Protomotive Installed Carbon Fiber Quarter Panel Air Ducts
Protomotive Installed Carbon Fiber Driver & Passenger Side Mirrors
New Body Kit
3D Printed Air Intakes In The Rear Quarter Panels For Fresh Air Only
Bilstein PSS10 Complete Suspension System
New Rotors
New Brake Pads
New Bushings & Bearings
Sirius Satellite Radio
Apple CarPlay
DVD Player
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