Fierce: RWB widebody Porsche 993 turbo in Riviera Blue

Recently updated on January 25, 2021 at 10:47 am

Can you still remember the Porsche 993 Carrera RWB on PUR Wheels LG07 rims recall? Almost 4 years ago, we have presented you the completely converted Widebody-Elfer and now there is another vehicle with almost identical appearance. Also this time it is a copy of the series 993 but this time the base is a turbo from the year 1995 and here it was decided for a sentence Forgestar M14 Forged wheels in 18 inches. Compared to the golden version of the RWB 911 from 2015 we find this wheel set somehow consistent and better fitting. But in the end, of course, only personal taste will decide. The dimensions are of course especially brutal due to the huge fender flares.

RWB Widebody Porsche 993 Turbo

In the front, they built fat 18 × 11 inchers with Pirelli Corsa tires in the format 265/35/18 and the rear axle received insane 18 × 13,5 inch aluminum with 335/30/18 slippers. The surface of the rims shows itself with matt black rim stars and there are dark rim beds with a brushed look. In addition, of course, countless other details such as the aforementioned Rauh-Welt widebody kit that consists of 17 parts or the completely handcrafted sports exhaust system from Unique Fabrication with tail pipes including carbon sheathing. And unlike the vehicle from 2015, we can now even put almost the complete list of changes online.

brutally broadened tail on the 993

Other important details of the conversion are the painting in BASF Riviera Blue from the tuner LT Motorwerk (El Monte California), there was a KW Variant 3 coilover kit and the load is braked by a Stoptech ST40 brake system with yellow brake calipers and perforated king-size brake discs in the format 355 × 32 in front and 332 × 32 in rear. And the cabin has also been completely transformed. The most important changes here are the Momo Mod 7 sports steering wheel, the Momo Super Cup bucket seats or the Unique Fabrication roll cage as well as the all-round darkened letters. Further changes to the 993 can be found below in a small list. It is best to subscribe to our feed and if there is something new you will be informed immediately. We hope you enjoy looking at the pictures.

(Photos: Forgestar Wheels)

Here are the details for the RWB LA # 1 version 2.0 Porsche 993:

• Base: 1995er Porsche 993 (911)
• built in Los Angeles by Akira Nakai
• Project by Vincent Wong of Forgestar Wheels
• Painting in BASF Porsche Riviera Blue by LT Motorwerk
• Body kit from Rauh Welt (17 parts, widebody kit, new bumpers, sideflaps at the front and rear of the fenders, fender flares all around including bumpers for the bumpers, side skirts, large rear wing, RWB diffuser)
• Clear glass turn signal in front
• Porsche OEM third brake light
• Custom Race exhaust system by Unique Fabrication with carbon fiber exhaust covers
• Rennline Billet Engine Covers [RED]
• Interior
  - Momo Mod 7 steering wheel
  - CAE shifter
  - Momo Super Cup seats reupholstered in leather with RWB seam x2
  - Makes seat rails quick
  - Unique Fabrication roll cages
  - Rennline pedals
  - Brushed surround for the instrument cluster
• Stoptech ST40 brake calipers in yellow with 355 × 32 perforated brake discs in the front and 332 × 32 brake discs in the rear
• Forgestar M14 forged wheels
  - matt black rim base
  - brushed rim beds
  - 18 × 11 inches at the front and 18 × 13,5 inches at the back
  - Pirelli Corsa tires 265/35/18 front and 335/30/18 rear
• Lowering (KW V3 coilover suspension)

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RWB Widebody Porsche 993 turbo in Riviera Blue

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