Kaz
09-05-2008, 09:03 PM
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WALD International has a reputation for designing extravagant bodykits for some of the world’s hottest cars, so when we got word that WALD had turned its attention to the new GT-R, we were plenty excited to see the results. While the finished product is still a ways off, WALD has been kind enough to release some renders of what it expects the Sportsline kit to look like and I’ve gotta say… HOT DAMN!
From these renders, we can see that the kit incorporates a new vented front bar and splitter assembly, complete with fog-lights, new side skirts, rear quarter flares, rear diffuser, carbon-fibre rear spoiler and monstrous 22-inch wheels with rubber-band tyres.
Colour-matching the rear quarter flares might offer some improvement to the look, and those oversized wheels and tyres may be a little too ‘oversized’, but there’s no denying the kit packs a powerful visual punch. Is this the benchmark for future GT-R bodykits?
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http://www.blogsmithmedia.com/www.autoblog.com/media/2008/09/wald_003.jpg
WALD International has a reputation for designing extravagant bodykits for some of the world’s hottest cars, so when we got word that WALD had turned its attention to the new GT-R, we were plenty excited to see the results. While the finished product is still a ways off, WALD has been kind enough to release some renders of what it expects the Sportsline kit to look like and I’ve gotta say… HOT DAMN!
From these renders, we can see that the kit incorporates a new vented front bar and splitter assembly, complete with fog-lights, new side skirts, rear quarter flares, rear diffuser, carbon-fibre rear spoiler and monstrous 22-inch wheels with rubber-band tyres.
Colour-matching the rear quarter flares might offer some improvement to the look, and those oversized wheels and tyres may be a little too ‘oversized’, but there’s no denying the kit packs a powerful visual punch. Is this the benchmark for future GT-R bodykits?