A modification package for the Audi R8, typically constructed from fiberglass, carbon fiber, or similar materials, expands the vehicle’s original body width. This aesthetic and, potentially, performance-enhancing addition often includes extended fender flares, modified bumpers, and side skirts, altering the car’s overall stance and visual aggression. As an example, a specific package might add several inches to each side of the vehicle, accommodating wider wheels and tires.
The appeal of such a modification lies in several factors. Firstly, it provides a unique and personalized aesthetic, differentiating the vehicle from stock models. Secondly, the increased width can allow for the installation of wider tires, which may improve grip and handling, particularly in performance driving scenarios. Historically, these modifications have been popular in motorsports and custom car building, reflecting a desire for enhanced aesthetics and optimized performance capabilities. They represent a significant investment in both parts and professional installation, transforming the vehicle’s appearance and potentially impacting its performance characteristics.