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Recently updated on April 17, 2019 at 01:09 am
The Neuenstein-based Ford Tuner Wolf Racing has launched a carbon body kit for the current generation of the Ford Mustang GT (Gen.6). The components are held in the chic visual carbon and include a front spoiler lip, side skirts, a rear apron trim and a spoiler lip in duck-tail design. The body kit is shaped so that it emphasizes the factory lines only discreetly and does not provide for a completely different appearance. In the video, the visible carbon components are attached to a red GT. The front spoiler comes with small side flaps which are also found in the rear of the approaches for the side skirts.
The most striking component is probably the rear skirt panel which emits a lot of dynamism with its diffuser look. In the video you can see a second variant of a rear spoiler which also shines in carbon fiber but is much larger compared to the Ducktail variant. The current special price for the body kit is 5.499 €. The assembly as well as the TÜV approval is possible at Wolf Racing. If we receive information about further changes to this vehicle shortly, there will of course be an update. You will be informed if yours is just ours Feed subscribe to. Have fun watching the pictures and stay true to us!
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