The ultimate stage of development
The naturally aspirated concept at its limit
The Porsche 911 GT3 RS of the 991.2 series (from 2018) is regarded as the ultimate stage of development of the naturally aspirated concept of the 991 era. It uses the celebrated 4.0-litre naturally aspirated engine (MA1.76), raised here to 520 PS through fine-tuning of the valvetrain, revving to a screaming 9,000 rpm.
Visually and technically, the focus was radically on aerodynamics and lightweight construction. NACA ducts in the front lid for brake cooling and a gigantic rear wing deliver downforce at Cup level. With the optional Weissach package (carbon roof, titanium cage, magnesium wheels) it becomes the ultimate track tool and a sought-after collector's car. But in the event of damage, the exotic materials drive costs to astronomical levels.
520 PS
Naturally aspirated, 9,000 rpm
NACA
Ducts for brake cooling
Uniball
Suspension without rubber bushes
Weissach
Package as an option