The Yellow Machine, a 2001 Porsche Turbo modified by Shark Werks

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The current owner of this Turbo has had it since 2005 and has taken it to Shark Werks from the very beginning. Completly customized, the acceleration on this car once the turbo kicks in is literally jolting! Here are some of the modifications on the car, most done by Shark Werks between 2005 - 2006. The car has done less than 8000 miles since these upgrades!
Evolution Motorsports GT640 Upgrade Kit
Evolution Motorsports Boost Hose Kit
Brembo 15" rear and 13.6" front big brake kits with Brembo/Porsche Yellow Calipers
5 bar fuel pressure regulator
Front & rear H&R Sway Bars
FVD Intake Plenum Kit
996 TT Bosch Oxygen Sensors (before & after cat)
JRZ Suspension Kit
GT660 Gueling Kit
Hitachi MAF Conversion Kit
EVOMSit TipTronic Upgrade
V-Flow Intake Kit
FVD/Gemballa Carbon Fiber Hood
Porsche GT2 Bumper Conversion Kit
Cargraphic GT2 Wing/Decklid
Tech Art Type 1 Rear Side Skirts & Valance
Tech Art 996TT Side Vent Splitters
FVD Paddle Shift TipTronic Steering Wheel
Tequipment Roll Bar
Porsche GT3 seats
Champion RG5 3-piece forged wheels
K40 built-in stealth radar detector
Porsche Tequipment Roll Cage
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[@SF_Native]

Beautiful 996 turbo, built by the best! White front lip tho....? 😐

[@genauautowerks]

That's actually gaffer tape from he put on from a few track days many years ago. It can be taken off, but I am not sure if the bumper lip can be polished out or would need to be refinished.

[@thomasholdsworth2422]

A beautiful machine. What a shame it's Tiptronic.

[@genauautowerks]

I am a three pedal guy myself, but when you are talking 600+ hp from Shark Werks, the Mercedes built Tip can handle that horsepower and the FVD paddle shifting steering wheel makes it easy to put the power down on this car. It is also incredibly tame to drive around in traffic. In this case, I think the Tip is the right tool for this beast.