TECHART’s ability to upgrade the Porsche 911 (992) both visually and functionally is incredible. They have a long list of parts that they have designed, engineered and created, and now they have a new series dedicated to explaining each of them. The first part of the series is a simple intro that showcases the end result. As for the second part, they delve into the exterior components for the new 911. Explaining each of the components is Simon Pisano, who is responsible for sales markets in Germany and Austria. From the front to the rear, he goes into detail on each of the components. Most interesting ahs to be the “floating” rear wing that they have created. Check out the series for yourself down below and stick with us for the next iteration. You can also visit their website to see everything they offer for a wide-range of Porsche models.
TECHART’s ability to upgrade the Porsche 911 (992) both visually and functionally is incredible. They have a long list of parts that they have designed, engineered and created, and now they have a new series dedicated to explaining each of them. The first part of the series is a simple intro that showcases the end result. As for the second part, they delve into the exterior components for the new 911. Explaining each of the components is Simon Pisano, who is responsible for sales markets in Germany and Austria. From the front to the rear, he goes into detail on each of the components. Most interesting ahs to be the “floating” rear wing that they have created. Check out the series for yourself down below and stick with us for the next iteration. You can also visit their website to see everything they offer for a wide-range of Porsche models.
