[quickZohsix]

Those pictures are awesome! I lpve seeing all the little things that are usually tucked away. You know they could have gotton away with less "art" since most of it is hidden, but damn. can't wait to see more!

[Alzilla]

That's incredible! Awesome photos as always, Jason! I really love seeing all the cool up close, detailed shots of such engineering masterpieces as the Carrera GT. What's even crazier is that this is the third thread I've seen about a TS member's CGT going in for service. You just can't find this kind of content anywhere else on the web!

[atomic80]

I went back today after being contacted by the service technician informing me that more of the components had been taken apart and that he'd gone as far as he'd needed. It'd be a good time for me to take more pictures and so I took some more:

All the parts laid out


Screws, fasteners, bolts, etc all organized


Even under the skin, there's CF components


Rear suspension components under the covers


Nothing but "tailight"


Rear brakes (note the e-brake caliper on the lower right)


Rear shock


Interlock tab for center hub unit


Some of the many tubings


The black tube leads air into the rear rotor cooling it


Close up of rear caliper


Front brakes (note the ventings)


Passenger side mirror


Components all laid out


Some of the many foreign made components used


Rear bumper


Rear side fenders


Wheels and battery


Top view of battery


Instructions given

[atomic80]

Rear suspension components from the top


Close up of tailights


Loosing up the lower arms


Rear e-brake caliper by Brembo


The view from behind the rear bumper


Engine bay


Towel to protect the ceramic rotor


Carbon fiber air box


Engine heads


Getting ready to tighten the suspension components with straps


Components again


Straps in place


Close up of straps holding suspension components up


Two of the major wiring sockets


Lower A-arms released from below


View from below


View from below again


Arms unbolted


Rear quarter view from below


Side view showing the A-arms unbolted

[atomic80]

Front right brakes


Suspension components from underneath


Can you see the fender openings on the right?


A better view


CF brake duct leading cool air to the rotor


Another view of the brake duct


Rear brake duct is made of plastic leading straight up like a periscope


Brake duct from underneath

[Alzilla]

What's so amazing about the CGT is that there are all of these awesome and beautiful finished CF parts in places that nobody would expect. Porsche seems to have gone out of their way to make every place where CF weave is exposed look absolutely perfect, in addition to being 100% structurally solid. I just love it!

More awesome pics, Jason! I'm really impressed that you were able to get in there to even get some of these shots! Must've been a tight fit for you and your camera!

[quickZohsix]

thank you so much for these pics! and thank the tech for allowing you to do so!!!!!!!!!!!!! what a treat. These pics just make you appreciate the cars more and more. I am looking forward to more pics! i can't say thanks enough

[Chris from Cali]

That car is so incredible. Thanks Jason for sharing the depth of this car. You can see where every nickel was spent.

[Alex]

Quote:

Originally Posted by JackGT3 »

Jason Tang = True artist with a Camera !

Jason plus this access to the inner workings of the CGT =

Can't thank you enough for this Jason.

[atomic80]

I'd like to thank Jacob, the service tech for allowing me a chance to get up close and personal pictures of Kuzi's amazing CGT. I hope to go back once he's finished and get some pictures of the CGT fully assembled on the lift. He's also been extremely gracious about taking time to answer whatever questions I had as well.

Hope you all enjoyed these pictures. I took pictures of a 997.2 GT3 that was sitting in the showroom also. I'll post those up soon too so stay tuned for those. You know that it's going to be spectacular.