SPS

On May 14, 1999, Kevin from SPS invaded Carlisle, PA and wowed the Custom Compact Power Jam with the combination of the SPS 98 SC2 project car and Saturn's RAD Coupe.  Both cars were a big hit.  Check out all of these awesome photo's.

SPS and Saturn Corporation teamed up to create an awesome Saturn presence at the Custom Compact Power Jam at the Carlisle, PA fairgrounds on May 14-16, 1999.

Reps from SPS and Saturn of Lancaster were on hand to answer questions about Saturns and the growing Saturn aftermarket.

3000 square feet of display space was filled with 6 cars including both Performance Concept SC2s, the latest SPS Project car, and Phil Do's awesome SL2.

The Carlisle event marked the first official appearance of the second Saturn Performance Concept SC2.

The 2nd Performance Concept SC2 features a unique red paint scheme similar to the first car, but a deeper shade. It also sports CATZ XLO lamps and Enkei wheels.

Unlike the original Performance Concept SC2, the second version foregoes the 2-tone leather in favor of the classy stock tan leather interior.

The 2nd Performance Concept SC2 enjoys a lower stance thanks to H&R springs and Carrera dampers. Other chassis mods include the SPS adjustable 16.5mm rear sway bar and the SPS rear disc brake conversion.

Both Concept SC2s make more power as the result of extrude-honed intake and exhaust manifolds, 52mm throttle bodies, Powerstack intakes, and Kayne exhausts with Ralleye mufflers.

The original Performance Concept SC2 continues to turn heads thanks in part to a wild Hot-Rod Red paint scheme, its aggressive stance, and Enkei Shogun alloy wheels.

The original Performance Concept SC2 features a wild 2-tone leather interior and white face gauges.

The engine bay of the Performance Concept SC2 looks great with a chrome Powerstack, Magnecor wires, and a prototype strut tower brace.

The latest SPS project car features pearl-white paint, coil-over suspension, 17-inch Enkei RP01s, color-matched red taillights, and just about every part available!

The Sutliff-owned family of Saturn retail facilities brought two new Saturn coupes, including this SC2 with alloy wheels and a wild graphic scheme. The Sutliff facilities include Saturn of Lancaster, Saturn of Carlisle Pike, Saturn of Harrisburg, and Sutliff Saturn.

This 92 SL2 belongs to Phil Do from Saturn of Lancaster.

We have to love the graphics! But wait till you see the interior!

Sorry, no room for passengers. Phil Do's interior is strictly business!

Phil cruised the grounds and turned heads.

Jon Sampson from Baltimore entered his SL2 in the show.

Sampson's SL2 enjoys a long list of modifications and has earned several trophies.

Jon Sampson and his buddy catch some sun. Jon works as a Saturn technician at a Saturn Retail Facility.

You can bet that this wild SL2 has been to a few shows in the past. Notice the huge chrome wheels.

Not so obvious from the photo is a unique aqua-metallic paint scheme. Everything about this car was clean.

The aqua SL2 featured an all-tweed interior and a wild ceiling. Notice the note between the seats that says, Look Up.

This SC2 didn't have a lot of mods. But the photo reveals a chrome Powerstack, Magnecor wires, and SPS Performance window banner.

This new body style SC2 featured yet another chrome Powerstack, the SPS strut tower brace, Magnecor wires, aftermarket wheels, and a reduced static ride height.

Yeah, we know this is not a Saturn. But this Mitsubishi Eclipse was a very clean work of art!

This clean Integra featured a slammed stance, wild paint scheme, and a unique white interior.

Pontiac sponsored a display that included this attractive modified Sunfire.

The annual Carlisle event always brings lots of cars and lots of people.

Lots and lots of cars and lots and lots of people…

Both of the Performance Concept SC2s, the latest SPS project car, and many more modified Saturns will be displayed at the Saturn Homecoming in Spring Hill, TN on July 30-31, 1999.