The enhancement components designed for a specific model year of a Japanese sports car substantially alter its exterior dimensions. These kits typically include fender flares, side skirts, and front and rear bumper extensions. The purpose is to broaden the vehicle’s stance, accommodating wider wheels and tires, thereby improving handling and aesthetics.
Implementing these modifications offers several advantages. Enhanced grip and stability arise from the ability to mount wider tires. The aggressive visual appeal provides a personalized and distinct appearance. Historically, such modifications gained popularity within motorsport and subsequently influenced automotive enthusiasts seeking both performance and aesthetic improvements. The specific year model is often sought after for its unique chassis characteristics and aftermarket support.
