Modeled on the 911 GT3 R, the GT3 RS offers a number of technical improvements, which combine to ensure a racing car with optimal competitiveness. 50 racing cars were produced in the racing division in Weissach, these have for the most part already been delivered, including this one.

The latest Gran Turismo racing sports car from Porsche displays the most striking difference to its predecessors in the newly structured rear wing and a modified front section. The new aerodynamic package ensures improved output. The amended bow also optimizes the release of heat from the radiator.

The 911 GT3 RS 3,6 liter six cylinder box engine extracts the combustion air between two airflow clippers, this procedure replaces the simple air restrictor component installed in its predecessor. Many additional technical improvements make for a more efficient drive and increased reliability in the engine, which reaches 415 PS at 8200 R/min. Tried and tested technical features have remained unchanged such as single throttle valves, titanium small end bushes and a dry sump oil household with oil-water heat exchanger.

The hardest working components in the synchronized six gear engine have been taken from the from the 911 GT2 (993) with stronger torque to comply with the need for increased durability. A heat exchanger with an increased level of efficiency replaces the previously implemented air cooler. A welcome side effect: Whereas unwanted stops beside the race track previously resulted in an occasional blocked cooler and ensuing damage, this will no longer be the case in the future.

The racing undercarriage with McPherson struts at the front and the Porsche multi-steering axle at the rear complies in principle with the series. Diverse springs, variable, multiply adjustable shock absorbers and lateral stability as well as unibalar connections facilitate fine tuning to suit the respective track conditions. The impressive brake system with 32 mm thick, perforated brake discs with a diameter of 380 mm at the front and 355 mm at the rear axle required no improvement.