RE: Techart "custom refinement" for 992 911

RE: Techart "custom refinement" for 992 911

Tuesday 1st October 2019

Techart "custom refinement" for 992 911

More power, more spoiler and more gold for Techart's latest Porsche project



The Porsche configurator is a thing of wonderment, all manner of paint, material and metal possibilities on offer for your new 911, Boxster, Cayman, Macan, Cayenne, Panamera or Taycan. It almost seems like the sky's the limit but, of course, the sky is just the start for some customers. That's where Techart's latest range of products for the 992 can come in.

Described as an "entire world" of enhancements, Techart's wares for the new 911 include engine and exhaust upgrades, interior tweaks, aerodynamic work, suspension and forged wheels.


The Aerokit is perhaps the most notable addition, comprised of the five-piece front spoiler, the air intakes, side skirts, rear spoiler and diffuser. Techart has made the parts "in both virtual reality and artisan clay modelling", with testing both on track and the wind tunnel. So it's not just for showing off, basically, with genuine aero benefit. The bodykit is complemented by a set of new Daytona II wheels in the standard 20/21-inch sizes, forged for lightness and strength and sold as "the new interpretation of a true Techart classic". For the full Techart visual impact of the car seen here, the sport suspension kit lowers the 911 by 30mm.

While 'Techart Techtronic' might sound like an infotainment upgrade, it is in fact the power pack available for Carrera S 992s. It boosts power to 510hp and torque to 450lb ft, from 450hp and 391lb ft as standard. Interestingly the power gain will only be available in Sport and Sport Plus modes, with it reduced again "automatically according to the water detection of the system" and the 911's new wet mode. The valved sports exhaust fits in the standard Porsche sports exhaust layout, promising "an impressive soundscape".


For those who find the 992's interior not enough of a leap on from the 991, Techart offers all manner of extra possibilities. Want virgin wool inside? No problem. Illuminated carbon sill plates? But of course. Need to make your 911 into "an individual piece of art"? Techart is on hand. Good luck...

It's a comprehensive range of parts, then, easily sufficient to turn a 911 into something more... attention grabbing. Techart have been doing this since 1987, too, so even if it's not to your taste, enough people have been intrigued to keep them in business for more than 30 years. And there's a warranty on everything. For those after a 911 that really stands out, the Techart components are now available, and 992s are for sale at less than £100k. Oh yes, and there's a smaller rear spoiler on offer, if that big one is too much.




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Nerdherder

Original Poster:

1,773 posts

98 months

Tuesday 1st October 2019
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More power = good
More (design?) refinement = laughable

McGraw

197 posts

144 months

Tuesday 1st October 2019
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I’m pretty tolerant of over the top body kits and wheels but this is truly horrific.

anonymous-user

55 months

Tuesday 1st October 2019
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Love the wheels, makes a change from usual black or silver.

ntiz

2,343 posts

137 months

Tuesday 1st October 2019
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A friends dad had tech art 997 turbo back at school in 09. Left it completely standard visually. I know it’s a stretch to say a 997 turbo was a sleeper but it was a bit, when you think it had something like 750 break. It was totally bonkers to be in the passengers seat!

Not bad for a winter slag as he called it. His summer car was a 599 GTO.

simonbamg

767 posts

124 months

Tuesday 1st October 2019
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Why do these companies exist to give rich people choice to upgrade their cars... grrrrrrr I’m angry, PH forum says NO THANK YOU

Demonix

488 posts

213 months

Tuesday 1st October 2019
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Great I now know where to go if I want to "Barry" a 911....

SlimJim16v

5,680 posts

144 months

Tuesday 1st October 2019
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A few details on the body kit are too much, but on the whole, I like it. Not over the top, look at me, like some other tuners.

drpep

1,758 posts

169 months

Tuesday 1st October 2019
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Wheels and spoiler are utterly hideous.

Wheels are the worst offender.

Pistonheads, please label these articles as advertorials. There’s really no substance or editorial judgement applied to this. It’s clearly a paid article - which is fine - but it’s not providing anything more than press-release facts.

ZX10R NIN

27,641 posts

126 months

Tuesday 1st October 2019
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Really like the wheels not a fan of the spoiler but the rest is fine.

ducnick

1,795 posts

244 months

Tuesday 1st October 2019
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What do you get if you ram raid the Kahn showroom in a Porsche?

Carl_Manchester

12,233 posts

263 months

Tuesday 1st October 2019
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drpep said:
Wheels and spoiler are utterly hideous.

Wheels are the worst offender.

Pistonheads, please label these articles as advertorials. There’s really no substance or editorial judgement applied to this. It’s clearly a paid article - which is fine - but it’s not providing anything more than press-release facts.
hmm, are these not the similar wheels from the Porsche 991 Turbo Special Edition run-out ? wouldn’t be surprised if they were sourced by Porsche from Tech-art and they have made a re-appearance here.


pppppppppppppppp

169 posts

123 months

Tuesday 1st October 2019
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I like the Porsche bits that they haven't destroyed.

scottygib553

534 posts

96 months

Wednesday 2nd October 2019
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Those wheels are fantastic but not in gold. The rest....not fussed.

zestyfesty

252 posts

100 months

Thursday 3rd October 2019
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Grotesque

the_hood

771 posts

195 months

Thursday 3rd October 2019
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ducnick said:
What do you get if you ram raid the Kahn showroom in a Porsche?
Khan? It's been done be Techart.





HM-2

12,467 posts

170 months

Friday 4th October 2019
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Ditch the black bonnet and swap the tragic wheels for some nice dished multispokes and I'm pretty sure it would go from looking a total mess to pretty decent.
Spoiler is a bit odd from the 3/4 view but looks fine in profile.