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As Porsches continue to grow in popularity, the same can be said about Rauh-Welt Begriff, which is one of the aftermarket names that have come to be associated with Neunelfers in a manner that simply can't be undone. We're obviously talking about the Japanese widebody kits that splits opinions at car meets like few other pieces. So what if a RWB kit were to be installed on a Porsche... Carrera GT?
Now, before any purists hop aboard the panic train, you should know we're talking about a rendering here, so no CGTs were harmed in the making of the image sitting before us. After all, Porsche only built 1,270 units of the V10 wonder.
From where I'm standing, the RWB fat body, along with the other small bits and pieces that have been added to the mix only make the retired Porsche halo car appear more compact.
The work comes from Yasid Oozeear, a digital artist who always enjoys setting the Internet on fire, so it's now woner he came up with such a pixel contraption.
In fact, here's that the artist had to say about his work: "I've always been curious as to what a RWB kitted Carrera GT would look like. Looks stupidly fun I'd say!"
Truth be told, Akira Nakai, the aficionado who pretty much runs RWB in solo performance mode, traveling around the world and installing each kit with his own hands, has recently taken the brand to the next level.
You see, until last year, Nakai San only worked on air-cooled Porsche 911s. Nevertheless, as we discussed back in February, the gear head has started doing his thing with a 997.
Of course, installing such aero is serious business, since it requires cutting into the factory fenders of the host vehicle. So with all this new sparkle coming in, who knows what model will be touched next?
From where I'm standing, the RWB fat body, along with the other small bits and pieces that have been added to the mix only make the retired Porsche halo car appear more compact.
The work comes from Yasid Oozeear, a digital artist who always enjoys setting the Internet on fire, so it's now woner he came up with such a pixel contraption.
In fact, here's that the artist had to say about his work: "I've always been curious as to what a RWB kitted Carrera GT would look like. Looks stupidly fun I'd say!"
Truth be told, Akira Nakai, the aficionado who pretty much runs RWB in solo performance mode, traveling around the world and installing each kit with his own hands, has recently taken the brand to the next level.
You see, until last year, Nakai San only worked on air-cooled Porsche 911s. Nevertheless, as we discussed back in February, the gear head has started doing his thing with a 997.
Of course, installing such aero is serious business, since it requires cutting into the factory fenders of the host vehicle. So with all this new sparkle coming in, who knows what model will be touched next?
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