In
2004 Porsche's most powerful 911 model, the GT2, received a
performance upgrade. This was done by making adjustments to
the electronic engine management system (prior to 2004 the GT2's
output was 456 bhp). The front and rear suspension was also
revised and the car was equipped with the new wheels from the
911 GT3.
The lightweight 911 GT2 comes standard with carbon-ceramic brakes
which weigh 50% less than standard steel units and offer an
overall saving of 18 kilograms. The prominent carbon
fiber rear wing can be matched to the body color or left
unpainted at the buyers request. The door mirrors can also be
left unpainted showing their carbon-fibre origins.
Like the less extreme Porsche 911 GT3, the GT2's engine is a derivation
of the engine from the 911 GT1 racer.
Porsche 996 GT2 promotional film
Porsche Design Flat Six P6310 Automatic
Porsche Design Flat Six P6320 Quartz Chrono
Flat Six P6341 Edition 1 Automatic Chronograph 
Porsche Design Heritage P6510
Porsche Design Dashboard P6613 Rattrapante
Dashboard P6612 Automatic Chrono PGC Gold
Dashboard P6612 Automatic Chrono PTC Titan
Dashboard P6612 Automatic Chrono PAC Alum
Porsche Design Worldtimer P6750
Porsche Design P6910 Indicator
