The research and developemnt of new products is a never ending job, here at TPC Racing. We are always looking for ways to improve upon factory components, and develop brand new ones, from the ground up. This requires us to purchase the vehicles we wish to modify, as we generally do not do any development on customer vehicles.

This has lead to the purchase of many vehicles, including our 987.1 Porsche Cayman, 987.2 Porsche Cayman, 997.2 Carrera S, 997 GT3, 997Turbo, 997 GT2, and more! It is now time to add another test vehicle to our fleet. Introducing, TPC Racing’s brand new Porsche GT3RS.

As our newest R&D vehicle, the GT3RS had to go through the same baseline shakedown tests on track that we put all of our development vehicles through. This means several weekends at the track for some serious driving. We use this time to see how the chassis works; how it puts down power, how it allows the driver to use the brakes, its cornering abilities and limitations, the range of its swaybar settings and more!

We are very excited to add one of Porsche’s most hardcore track machines to our garage, and look forward to truly pushing the limits with its development in the coming months!

After many months of R&D, the TPCRacing Single Turbo System for the Porsche 997, is ready to hit the dyno. Drawing from our hugely successful Cayman Turbo Kit, we decided to move on to Porsche’s flagship model, the 911. Designed to work on vehicles with both the 3.6L and 3.8L engines, the TPCRacing 997 Single Turbo Kit will provide more power than our previous Supercharger system as well as providing an easier installation and a lower cost to the customer. In addition, this brand new turbo conversion will provide customers many options for performance upgrades for those seeking more than 500hp. We are currently adapting this system for 996 models featuring the 3.4L and 3.6L engines as well.

On its first run on the dyno, the TPCRacing 997 Single Turbo Produced very promising numbers. On pump fuel, pushing a mere 4.5lbs of boost, the Turbo put down 406hp to the rear tires.