The testers reckon that, unusually, this was a Porsche more at home on less forgiving British A- and B-roads than a German autobahn. The engine was slightly tweaked from that in the 993, and put out 523bhp once it hit 6,500rpm. A wide torque spread saw the maximum 502lb-ft put out right from 2,200 to 4,500rpm. Reassuringly, carbon-ceramic brakes are standard. And all that power goes through the rear wheels only.

One of the most popular ways of tweaking a 911 Mk1 GT2 is by having a custom-designed exhaust system fitted. We supply the most popular Porsche aftermarket parts to help you get yours running and sounding like the true sporting monster it is. We’ll be happy to advise you on the best Porsche 997 Mk1 Turbo GT2 parts available to meet your needs, and are waiting to impress you with our customer service which has led to 93% of our customers rating us ‘Excellent’ or ‘Good’ on Trustpilot.

 
 

Our team has extensive knowledge of all performance car models and will ensure compatibility with your vehicle.

We never recommend parts which will invalidate your warranty, and we will make you aware when a modification may cause issues with manufacturer warranty.

With a global network of partner workshops, we can always assist you with finding a trusted garage to carry out installation.

We warrant mechanical items for 3 years, and electronic items for 1 year.

Parts which are in stock can be with you in as little as 2-3 days; special order parts are on a case-by-case basis.

You should always declare any modifications to your insurer, largely to ensure they’re also covered in the event of an accident!

Absolutely – we can have goods delivered to most corners of the globe within 2-3 working days.

They are fully insured, so in the event of loss/damage the parts are completely covered.

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