Going Massively Sideways In A Porsche 911 GT3 RS Is The Perfect Way To Use A Closed Canyon Road

This Porsche GT3 RS - modified by Californian tuners Shark Werks - is put through its paces on a section of canyon road closed for a magazine shoot

Updated: 18 May 2015

Shut down a section of canyon for an EVO Magazine shoot and anything can happen. Enter Chris Harris' stunt driver Jethro stage left with the #Sharkwerks #evoms 4.1 #gt3rs #porsche. Sound provided by #Sharkwerks exhaust #narration by @magnuswalker #fourpointone #bigbrassballs tag this baby up sharkaholics!
A video posted by sharkwerks (@sharkwerks) on Jan 15, 2015 at 8:20am PST

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