In Part 2 of Desmond's GT3, I'll take a look at his Porsche's exterior bits. Upon closer inspection, there were many areas of worthy mention. Scroll down to enjoy this macho German with subtle hints of JDM flair.
| Humongous calipers to provide assuring stopping force ... |
| ... aided by lightweight Advan RS rims, tipping the scales at only 8kg per rim. |
| These all-weather tires are the cream of the crop ... |
| ... sheltered by front fenders with only a two finger gap |
| Subtle additions scores in the detail department |
| These Michelin Pilot Super Sports grips much more than the PS2 ... |
| ... according to Desmond, and we can absolutely see why. |
| BBK tilts down in a 4 o clock position to provide a lower Center of Gravity |
| Side indicator lights flushed with the fenders courtesy of German architects |
| The shield that exudes supreme confidence |
| One of many bits that keep the drag coefficient to an impressive 0.29 |
| Something for Nakai to work on, perhaps? |
| Enclosed to prevent foreign particles from intruding |
| He's capable of terrifying any passerby with his distinctive Boxer note |
| Carbon fiber mirrors met a fresh coat of lacquer just a couple of days back |
| Possibly one of the few chrome touches on the car, with this taking center stage |
| With a rear biased weight distribution of 62% ... |
| ... aerodynamics will be key to keep the GT3 glued to the tarmac ... |
| ... like the subtle boot lid spoiler that does wonders at high speeds |
| Stickers were done by DFM |
| He needs some cooling down under the sweltering heat |
| We need X ray vision now to visualize this wonderfully balanced chassis ... |
| ... over and above the trademark double tail spoiler |
| All these needed to transfer all 410bhp downwards |
| Red brakes to complement the matching seat belts |
| Can Desmond's GT3 convert non Porsche fans? Definitely so |
| I need to visit Zuffenhausen to see how they manage to pull off this work of art |
What an experience. I'm left speechless.
