King of JDM Porsche tuning

Some pictures of the king of Porsche tuning in Japan courtsey of one of my favorite blogs, Speedhunters. His name is Kei Nakai and to my surprise he started out being the leader of the infamous drift crew named Rough World that consisted of ae86s and jzx81s. Then from there he started Rauh Welt which is Rough World in German and the rest is history. I hope to someday meet this guy.

Progress pictures part 2

Progress pictures part 1

So this is how it looks after i took out the remaining interior, wiring harness, cables, and the like.

Key's racing steering wheel

I think i want this.

Key ring crest

This came in a couple days ago from Pelicanparts. I can't wait for when the day comes that i cut my keys and finally put them on the the key ring.

Sold the chrome door handles

I was gonna throw the chrome door handles away, but i had a feeling some bloke would want it for his backdate. To my surprise my instinct was right and i made $30 out of trash. yea!

RSR style rear ends

Here are some examples of RSR style rear ends. The orange car was built by Markuzzi Exclusive. I don't know who built the turquoise one. The yellow car was built by a forum member on PelicanParts. Lastly, the red one was built by Sunburst.

Chrome door handles

So today i decided to take off the heavy chrome door handles off the doors cause i will not be doing the chrome exterior trim theme. In place of these chrome door handles i will be purchasing lighter non chrome 993 door handles.

911 models

This is my current collection of 911 car models. The first one is a martini 930 rc car, then 911 gt3rs, and lastly martini 934 wind-up.

New stuff and stuff im keeping

Im planning on keeping the rs door panels and the oem short shifter. I bought the hood crest and the uncut keys new from porsche.

Future gauge set up

After stripping 90% of my car down i decided to put in the gauges for fun. The inspiration for tilting the gauges came from my ae86 corolla days when i use to flip through autoworks magazines on the regular.

Sold items

From January till now i have sold all the calipers, iroc bumper, 965 rear fiberglass bumper, turbo whale tail, and corbeau seat. So far the only things i've bought new are the porsche crest hood trunk emblem with rubber seal and my blank porsche keys. Hopefully i will be able to buy some more new parts before the year ends.

First picture documentation

Here are some pictures of the car back at my house that i took right after the purchase. The car had the following mods: a narrow body iroc front bumper, 965 rear fiberglass bumper, 3 sets of 964 calipers, rsr door panels, carbon fiber hood, whale tail made for a very large intercooler, corbeau seat, lowered on some koni shocks, extended wheel studs in the rear, oem short shifter, and oem steel rear turbo flares "rsr" style.

The adventure's opening curtains

This will be the documentation of my 911 project and other 911 related things. My car is a 1975 911 S (NON SUNROOF!) that i purchased from a man in Salinas early January of this year. The previous owner was a cool kat has been working on Porsches since he was young and showed me the basics of the 911 game.

The picture that rekindled my childhood dream car.