Project Vehicle Porsche 911 RSC

The Porsche 911 RSC is a CARGRAPHIC Project Vehicle based on a 1987 Porsche 911 Carrera G-Modells.

The aim of this project was not only to restore a classic G model to mint condition, but also to reinterpret the legendary 911 in terms of technology and driving dynamics – with an uncompromising focus on precision, driving performance, and substance.

Complete restoration – Back to the bare chassis

Complete restoration to like-new conditions

The vehicle was completely dismantled down to the bare body and restored from the ground up. The rust-free body was cleaned, dry ice blasted, stripped of all old coatings, re-primed, and painted in the original Porsche colour Grand Prix White.

Engine: 3.4 litre six-cylinder boxer engine 

Optimised performance data:

  • Performance: 290 hp (213 kW) at 6.310 rpm
  • Torque: 330 Nm at 5.830 rpm
  • Maximum rated speed: 7.360 rpm
  • Maximum speed: over 270 km/h

Exhaust system – performance & sound

CARGRAPHIC sports exhaust system & catalytic converters


A CARGRAPHIC sports exhaust system is installed from the cylinder head in a classic RS 3.0 look with dual-flow tailpipe outlet. The entire exhaust system has been consistently designed for flow, thermal resilience and acoustic characteristics, and specially tailored to the vehicle as a whole.

Rims & Tyres - Motorsport Dimensions

The project vehicle stands on three-piece CARGRAPHIC RACING 18-inch rims in motorsport gold, developed and manufactured in-house. The dimensions, specially tailored to the Porsche 911 G model, ensure maximum traction, precise steering response and a clear connection to historic Porsche motorsport.

Chassis & Brakes - Control in every situation

The chassis of the Porsche 911 RSC has been completely redesigned and equipped with BILSTEIN sports shock absorbers from the classic range. All chassis bushings are made of polyurethane, which ensures precise wheel guidance and a direct driving experience. In addition, a welded original Porsche RSR strut brace increases the torsional rigidity of the front axle.

Bodywork & Turbo / RS 3.0 look

Combination of 930 Turbo look and RS 3.0 elements

The bodywork of the Porsche 911 RSC deliberately combines elements of the 930 Turbo look with characteristic features of the RS 3.0 design.
The front and rear axles were widened using original Porsche 930 Turbo fenders, which give the vehicle its powerful, broad silhouette while also creating the space required for the large wheel and tyre combination.

Interior – Reduced to the essentials

The interior of the Porsche 911 RSC is consistently designed for an active driving experience and follows a clear lightweight construction and motorsport concept. Superfluous comfort elements have been deliberately omitted without compromising functionality, build quality or value.