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Old 10-18-2013, 02:29 PM
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Looking for opinions and anyone that has seen it in person or has experience with the kit...






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Those are two different cars. The top one is an RSR and the bottom one a GT3R.
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FWIW, this isn't bolt - on. To do it properly, you have to cut the rear fender wells, new r. control arms, etc, so it all "looks" right. I've seen one or two done "not correctly" that look horrible b/c the rear wheel doesn't fit the well right. These guys (below) out of Miami also import a kit from Germany, which may or may not be from the same source as Loma. no affiliation.

https://www.facebook.com/KAMotorsport.net

The blue car done at Orbit 2 years ago was done "correctly" down to the last nut.
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Originally Posted by MJSpeed
Those are two different cars. The top one is an RSR and the bottom one a GT3R.
fixed, was on their website. You can see the front of the RS1 kit is a GT3R style with 2 canards similar to the RSR...

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FWIW, this isn't bolt - on. To do it properly, you have to cut the rear fender wells, new r. control arms, etc, so it all "looks" right. I've seen one or two done "not correctly" that look horrible b/c the rear wheel doesn't fit the well right. These guys (below) out of Miami also import a kit from Germany, which may or may not be from the same source as Loma. no affiliation.

https://www.facebook.com/KAMotorsport.net

The blue car done at Orbit 2 years ago was done "correctly" down to the last nut.
This is what I'm trying to verify with the LOMA kit. All their sales people are telling me that no suspension modifications are needed and I can't see how. The GT3-R Orbit did and others all required RSR uprights, modifications to the inside rear fender liner etc... Also looking at the distance from the front of the rear fender to the ground looks like you'd scrape it on the smallest curb getting into a restaurant, speed bump or your house...

Also a big tell is that no one in the US has purchased the RS1 kit...
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Originally Posted by FLA997
These guys (below) out of Miami also import a kit from Germany, which may or may not be from the same source as Loma. no affiliation.

https://www.facebook.com/KAMotorsport.net

The blue car done at Orbit 2 years ago was done "correctly" down to the last nut.
the pics of the pieces on the ground are the same as Loma's and the Zimsport stuff I've seen. Sure looks like some guys are double dipping here in the states and don't understand what they're selling...

I also noticed the size of the rear wheel in the loma pictures looks like a 19 or 20 to the front being 18-19"... Definitely messing with spacing and I'm sure the suspension geometry isn't right...

I think I got what I needed, thanks!
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Stay away from aftermarket body kits.
As much as i would love to have RSR treatment to my RS it is just not worth cutting up and glueing on body bits.
Gaps, filler, flex cracks etc. All bad things to such a nice RS.

To go RSR you gotta do it right. Same as the race car. Function first.
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Agreed, the siren's song for wide(r) body is strong... But don't want the car to be chopped up, so back to our original plan...
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Originally Posted by Jamie_GT3
Agreed, the siren's song for wide(r) body is strong... But don't want the car to be chopped up, so back to our original plan...
Yep, buy a 4.0!




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Too late for that... Building a 4.2!
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Either the Loma and KA motorsport would be great for an 'uglie ducking' 996 GT3 (sorry guys, beauty is in the eye of the beholder) or an accident car but not your gorgeous RS (unless you bend it god forbid).

Look like nice kits though and good to see some C/K not FG.

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Anyone have price quotes for this body work?

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Here you go Juan>
http://www.loma-bodykits.com/Produkt...ng-rs1-street/

LOMA® RS1 STREET BODY KIT

$11,900 SKU: LBP-P15894258 Availability: 2 auf Lager
The LOMA® Porsche RS1 Street wide body kit contains:

Front bumper, Front fenders, Rear flares, Rear bumper, OE- Porsche GT3 LED lights

Converts all Porsche 997 to facelift models.

Material: Fiberglas.

Material: Carbon 15,990 USD

SHIPPING FROM GERMANY WITH DB SCHENKER.
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The pictures are from the KA Motorsport kit. Info about that at Kamotorsport@yahoo.com
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Originally Posted by Jamie_GT3
fixed, was on their website. You can see the front of the RS1 kit is a GT3R style with 2 canards similar to the RSR...



This is what I'm trying to verify with the LOMA kit. All their sales people are telling me that no suspension modifications are needed and I can't see how. The GT3-R Orbit did and others all required RSR uprights, modifications to the inside rear fender liner etc... Also looking at the distance from the front of the rear fender to the ground looks like you'd scrape it on the smallest curb getting into a restaurant, speed bump or your house...

Also a big tell is that no one in the US has purchased the RS1 kit...
Looking at the kit I Would guess the sales guys are right, the stance is corrected by the low side skirts not by moving the tub down using different uprights and subframes etc in a 'correct' RSR


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