A 992.1 Turbo S Build With HRE 501 Wheels
A longtime client's new 992.1 Turbo S on H&R lowering springs and 21-inch front, 22-inch rear HRE 501 two-piece wheels, with a little retro influence and none of the blacked-out treatment.
When a longtime GMG client took delivery of his new 992.1 Turbo S, it came to us almost immediately. We've curated a number of cars for him over the years, so the brief was mercifully concise: avoid the indolent, blacked-out treatment that has become so ubiquitous, and introduce a little retro influence without compromising what makes the new Turbo S so formidable in the first place.

The build took shape around H&R lowering springs and 21-inch front, 22-inch rear HRE 501 two-piece wheels, whose proportions lend the car a more classical silhouette without descending into nostalgia. Performance comes courtesy of our GMG WC-Sport Exhaust System v2, BMC air filters, and GIAC calibration, with window tint and full-body PPF completing the package.



What we appreciate most is the duality. The car remains restrained enough to use every day and sufficiently deferential to Porsche's original design, yet there's enough presence in the stance, wheel architecture, and detailing to make you stop and study it when the light catches it correctly. That equilibrium between utility and visual consequence is something we're perpetually chasing, and on this one, we think we found it.



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