The latest Porsche 911 Turbo S from a Miami tuning shop features a deep Shark Blue finish, a full TechArt body kit, and enough horsepower to exceed 200 mph.
Wheels Boutique, the Florida tuner responsible, began with a stock 992-generation model and incorporated nearly every performance and aesthetic upgrade from TechArt, the German aftermarket specialist.
The power upgrade transforming the Turbo S
TechArt’s TA092/T2.1 package serves as the centerpiece. The most aggressive option for the 992 Turbo S, it includes new turbochargers, revised engine software, and transmission adjustments. These changes increase output to 800 horsepower and 950Nm (698.52 lb-ft) of torque, delivering immediate acceleration.
The modifications raise the top speed to 350km/h (217 mph). The tuner also replaced the factory exhaust with an IPE system, available in stainless steel or titanium, which deepens the exhaust note from the 3.8 liter flat-six turbocharged engine.
A body kit reshaping the 911’s profile
The TechArt aero kit replaces most visible panels below the beltline. A new front apron, side skirts, and air blades around the side intakes sharpen the car’s appearance. At the rear, a revised diffuser, finned air outlets, and a coupe-exclusive spoiler enhance the tail’s aggression.
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The alterations aren’t subtle. While the original lines remain recognizable, the new panels exaggerate the 911’s proportions, widening the rear and grounding the nose. The result stands out even among high-end sports cars.
Wheels completing the aggressive stance
The build rides on HRE P201 forged wheels in Satin Black. The front wheels measure 21Ă—9.5 inches, while the rears expand to 22Ă—12.5 inches. These dimensions fill the widened wheel arches without overhang.
Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires—255/30/21 up front and 335/25/22 at the rear—wrap the wheels. The black wheels paired with red Porsche Carbon Ceramic Brakes create a striking visual contrast.
This Porsche build is offered as a turnkey package for 992 Turbo S owners seeking a one-off appearance and performance. No pricing was released, though similar full-build packages from TechArt and Wheels Boutique typically start in the low six figures before accounting for the donor car.
