Promotive Squeezes 750 hp Out of the Porsche 911 Turbo

Last week, we presented you an extreme American tech tuning proposal for the Porsche 911 Turbo. We are talking about a Promotive package that brings the supercar to 900 hp. Now, we are offering you another power kit from the same company, which increases the rear-engined coupe’s output to a more modest (ah, sweet comparison) 750 hp.

Besides packing a lot of heat into the powerplant, the aftermarket developer has also played with the exterior, where a gentle approach was used and with the interior of the car.

Since we’ve told you what the vehicle’s 3.8-liter six-cylinder Boxer can do, we have to see how the engine was persuaded to play this game. The unit was lured into the power woods with the help of modified turbochargers, a Tubi exhaust system, a Fabspeed air intake and an ECU remap. The transmission was also convinced to play along, receiving a set of tweaks.

The exterior has been the victim of a carbon fiber attack. The material was used for the the rear wing, side air intakes, door mirrors, front bumper, grilles, as well as for the gas cap.

As you can see, the vehicle comes dressed in a striking red finish. The factory rims were kept, but the wheels received a red partial finish that matches the vehicle’s color.

As for the interior, this received a carbon fiber treatment, as well as a red finish for the leather-covered seats and dashboard. Carbon fiber can be found on the back seat cover, a/c surround, center console and door panels.