Anyone know anything about 'Rauh Welt' in Japan? Tasty stuff

[JimCulp]

They should put together a bunch of orders and ship via container. I'd be in for a rear wing.

[wideRSR]

Here is the link to their japanese site... it links specifically to their photos. They have produced some really interesting cars. From wild to really clean looking. I'm interested in the first pic with the long hood blue/orange... Is this blue a factory color?

http://www.rauh-welt.com/Other%20cars.html

[NikeSBd]

It's ironic that I came across this post because the RWB cars are actually the reason I came to this site. I've been intregued by them for a few years, but within the last few months I have become completely enamored by their builds to the point where I feel I need to do everything within my power to try and replicate one of these cars. They are truely amazing.










I also love how most (if not all) of the cars are carburated.

[JimCulp]

Nice post- more Rauh Welt pics are always welcome!

[midnight911]

I really want to help. So far I met the Rauh Welt guy, Promodet guy (most carb'd motors you see at RauhWelt is coming from Promodet), and M's Machine Works guy...plus am in constant email comms with Sunburst guy. I do their language and discussed with them about possible group buy or any sort for pilot sales of their goodness.

The problem I have is I don't have experience in driving group buy or expertise in arranging container transportation. I also have to have solid initial number of pelicans who can collectively purchase a container load of goodness. may be potentially we should tie up with cayman club guys???

I would love to see those vehicles run in the western hemi...

[dial 911]

i think tieing up with the cayman club guys would be a great idea since they already brought in a kit.

[LB.Motoring]

Originally Posted by JimCulp

They should put together a bunch of orders and ship via container. I'd be in for a rear wing.

I just was going to have a container shipped in from japan......


A buddy and his wife were out there, they had shipped some stuff back, and was going to send me a 20'x15' roll off, and I had free shippment of anything...........

I wasnt even thinking...

[plymouthcolt]

Man oh man I would love to get my hands on that flat black body kit for an sc/carrera.

[EarlySport]

I don't really get it guys. Most of the stuff looks like off the shelf body parts with some extra holes cut in it or extra bits and pieces tacked on.

Surely any ricer body shop could do the same bodywork mods for you?

Are those wings not standard 3.8 wings with three holes cut into the back of them?

IMO to get this look you need a set of the deep dish Work wheels, and maybe the 74RSR width rear flares ( with the vent holes filled ), and slammed suspension.

[YermanCars]

Originally Posted by EarlySport

I don't really get it guys. Most of the stuff looks like off the shelf body parts with some extra holes cut in it or extra bits and pieces tacked on.

Surely any ricer body shop could do the same bodywork mods for you?

Are those wings not standard 3.8 wings with three holes cut into the back of them?

IMO to get this look you need a set of the deep dish Work wheels, and maybe the 74RSR width rear flares ( with the vent holes filled ), and slammed suspension.

I am just doing that, off the shelf parts w/ some extra holes. As far as the work wheels go, they cut barrels and reweld them to fit the offset, I am not keen on cutting a new set of $3000 wheels

[ToddM]

I must be a wierdo, I cant stand this stuff

[LB.Motoring]

Originally Posted by EarlySport

I don't really get it guys. Most of the stuff looks like off the shelf body parts with some extra holes cut in it or extra bits and pieces tacked on.

Surely any ricer body shop could do the same bodywork mods for you?

Are those wings not standard 3.8 wings with three holes cut into the back of them?

IMO to get this look you need a set of the deep dish Work wheels, and maybe the 74RSR width rear flares ( with the vent holes filled ), and slammed suspension.

They look like 993 gt2 wings,

I didnt know the decklid would work, but I guess it does?

[bjohnson2]

Are these kits available here in the states? What do they sell for? Is there anyone here in the states that offer something similiar? I'm looking to do something really wide onmy car but do not want to do a 993. I like the 14 inch wide rears.

[YermanCars]

We will see how she turns out







I just ordered 2 sets of wheels. 17x10 front and 17x13 in the rear.

[nyne11]

check this (Japanese) link out http://www.ask.ne.jp/~kyhase/kyhase32.html# and scroll down to some of the workshop and engine pics.....some wild stuff there.

[nameisbauer]

[nameisbauer]

http://speedhunters.com/archive/2008/09/02/car-feature-gt-gt-rwb-customer-machines.aspx

[ted]

Originally Posted by bjohnson2

Are these kits available here in the states? What do they sell for? Is there anyone here in the states that offer something similar? I'm looking to do something really wide onmy car but do not want to do a 993. I like the 14 inch wide rears.

I'm for more 74/75 RSR cars too.
Most F/G 911 parts places have similar stuff.
The AIR kits can do either and others.
http://www.americaninternationalracing.com/custom.asp?id=259246&page=22
This or that, attached to a well sorted correctly slammed 911, very fun to drive.
Couple cars appear similar in build to my 911.

[nameisbauer]

Yeah, I'm not promoting or anything, Little over the top for me, but I figured I'd keep the posts filled with resources when I find them. I like the wild colors and Flat blacks/greens.

[Don Nguyen]

So does anyone have prices for how much their kits run for, before shipping?