Chrome foil on the Nissan GT-R with Forgestar rims

Thomas Wachsmuth September 28, 2015 -> Cars from AZ, -> Tuner from AZ, Nissan, Selfmade conversions / user pictures

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Recently updated on January 27, 2016 at 06:31 am

Today we present you a tuned 2014 Nissan GT-R. The car was not refined by a special tuning team but as far as we know it was set up by a private tuning enthusiast (or rather wheels) who used tuning parts from several providers. The magazine then took photos "Skubany.autokult.pl"! By the way, the foliation is similar to that of the Bentley Continental GT from Metro Wrapz or the one of the Z-Performance BMW M5 F10 which were also wrapped in "black chrome". Personally, I always like these tuning conversions best because such a car was usually refined much more individually than a car with a tuning program from only one provider. We already know a few details about the tuning and the parts installed on the Nissan GT-R. What we have learned we have listed below for you in a summary.

Ps. Even more privately tuned vehicles can be found in ours Selfmade category!

Chrome foil on the Nissan GT-R with Forgestar rims

(Photos: skubany.autokult.pl)

That's us known More deets:

darkened windows

black-chrome foiling all around
black taillights
red accents on the car (around the body kit and the rims)

Nissan logo removed
black taillights
Valvetronic sports exhaust system with black tailpipes

Forged 20-inch alloy wheels Forgestar F14 (paint in blood-red, 12 × 20 inch rear)
335er rear tires

Certainly, new information and certainly new pictures and videos about this car will soon be online. As soon as this is the case, we will of course inform you and put the new data online.

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