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Recently updated on November 22, 2022 at 08:14 am
Even without any information about this extremely converted Ford Mustang GT we have to show it to you. The pictures of the vehicle were posted yesterday on the website Need 4 Speed Motorsports (Glendale, California, United States) published because the built-in Project 6GR Wheels Alloy wheels in a spectacular color combination. But of course it is not just the new wheelset that makes the difference here compared to the production vehicle. Virtually no component remained unprocessed and so shines the American muscle car in a completely new style. In addition to the alloy wheels, of course, the extensive widebody kit is the highlight of the conversion. We assume that this is a Fiberglass mafia widebody kit acts like we already do on this Mustang have seen.
The body kit includes massive front and rear fender attachments which, as with the many Liberty Walk conversions, are attached via exposed screw connections. In addition, there is a powerful front splitter that is held in place with two struts and, of course, matching side skirts should not be missing. And there are also a lot of changes at the rear because a fixed rear spoiler sits enthroned on the tailgate and of course a sporty rear diffuser can also be found in the rear bumper. Some of the aerodynamic parts are made of elegant carbon fiber and the tank cap also exudes the lightweight look. The aforementioned Project 6GR wheels alloy wheels are installed in huge 20 × 11 inches at the front and lush 20 × 12 inches at the rear and thanks to an extreme lowering (possibly coilovers or Airride air suspension) that the wheel arches are filled to the last millimeter.
In terms of color, the rims naturally stand out due to the eye-catching green painted rim base and the glossy black painted rim star. If you look closely you can see that the calipers were painted and this one chose classic red. Small details like the darkened side markings, a color-set roof, headlights with black inlay or even a new radiator grille including Mustang horse in the style of the American flag from this impressive floor. Much more is due to the little information that we have not to say so that we leave it at the moment in the pictures. But if we get new details about the changes, there is, of course, 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.
(Rims by: Need4Speed Motorsports)
These are the changes to the Ford Mustang GT:
- possibly fiberglass mafia widebody kit (massively flared front and rear fender attachments, front splitter, rear diffuser, rear spoiler, side skirts)
- Set of Project 6GR Wheels (by Need 4 Speed Motorsports, 20 × 11 Front / 20 × 12 Rear, green / black)
- red calipers
- Carbon details all around (gas caps, door handles, mirror caps, etc.)
- Lowering (coilover suspension, airride air suspension - more information is not available)
- darkened / tinted windows
- new grille with Mustang horse around USA flags design
- possibly a performance increase - (chip tuning, tuning box, compressor or turbo conversion, NOS etc. - more information is not available)
- possibly a sports exhaust system (more information is not available)
- darkened headlights (inlay) front & rear + side markings
We still have many thousands more tuning reports on tuningblog.eu, if you wanted to see an excerpt then just click HERE, And also from Need4Speed Motorsports we have some other vehicles, following a small excerpt:
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20 inch 6GR 5 spoke rims on the yellow Ford Mustang GT
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Widebody kit & extremely deep
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