Rolls Royce Wraith with Bodykit from tuner DarwinPRO

From the tuner Darwinpro currently comes a body kit for the noble Rolls-Royce Wraith. And who in memory of the Audi RS6 Widebody or the wrong one BMW 2 BlackSails Vision GT already hands clasped over the head we can calm down. The all-carbon aerodynamic kit is visually inspired by the elegant appearance of the Wraith and thus the result is by no means as spacey as the aforementioned two vehicles. In other words, the noble Briton does not become a spoiled flying saucer. As already mentioned, the kit is made entirely of fine carbon fiber and, with a price of almost 16.500 $, is befitting Rolls-Royce. It is suitable for all vehicles from 2017 and that also applies to the technically and stylistically largely identical Dawn convertible. Understandably, only the optional roof spoiler can not be installed on the soft top of the open variant. At the front you have developed a completely new apron with large air vents and a visible carbon fiber front spoiler.

suitable for Rolls Royce Wraith & Dawn

It continues with distinctive side skirts that are installed over the entire vehicle length and also shine in the classy Sichtcarbon. The most eye-catching and at the same time sportiest component is in our opinion but the complete new rear skirt with integrated diffuser the additional reflector and on both sides a pronounced bulge possesses. There is also a small Ducktail spoiler lip and, as already mentioned, for the Coupé, a filigree roof spoiler. The black painted photo vehicle was also put on a set of Forgiato Wheels alloy wheels with central locking optics in matt black and chrome. As far as we know, this is the type TEC3.6 offered by the American rim label in up to 24 inches. The vehicle from Darwinpro, however, is likely to be a variant in an estimated 22 inches. Unfortunately, we do not have any further details at the moment. The same applies to the obvious lowering.

sporty look also thanks to the lowering

Unfortunately, we are not aware of this. Here we assume, however, that either by electronic lowering of the air suspension, the distance was reduced to the road, has built sports springs in combination with the series dampers or alternatively a complete sports suspension. The result has always been successful and shows impressively that Darwinpro can also implement restrained tuning without any problems. If we receive timely information on other changes not mentioned before, there is of course as always an update for this report. It is best to subscribe to our feed and if there is something new you will get in touch immediately. We wish you a lot of fun watching the pictures.

(Photos: Darwinpro)

These are the details of the Rolls Royce Wraith:

• DarwinPRO Carbon Bodykit
  - front apron
  - rear apron
  - side skirts
  - roof spoiler
  - Rear spoiler
  - Product numbers PCF9505BKSS-FB, PCF9505BKSS-SS, PCF9505BKSS-RB, CF9505BKSS-RS, CF9505BKSS-TS
• Forgiato Wheels forged wheels of the type TEC 3.6 (matt black rim star, central locking optics, chromed rim beds)
• Lowering (sports springs, coil springs, sports suspension, coilover suspension, with standard air suspension possibly by adjusting the electronics - more information is not available)
• darkened / tinted windows front and back
• possibly a performance increase - (chip tuning, tuning box, compressor or turbo conversion - more information is not available)
• possibly a sports exhaust system or only tailpipes (more information is not available)

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Rolls Royce Wraith with Bodykit from tuner DarwinPRO

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