A modification package designed to broaden the stance of the iconic sports car, a kit typically comprises replacement body panels, such as fenders and bumpers, that extend outward from the vehicle’s original dimensions. For example, a specific package might include wider front and rear fender flares, side skirts designed to visually connect the extended fenders, and modified front and rear bumpers to complement the new width.
These modifications serve both aesthetic and performance purposes. Visually, they enhance the vehicle’s aggressive appearance, contributing to a more commanding road presence. From a performance standpoint, the increased width allows for the accommodation of wider tires, leading to improved grip and handling, particularly during cornering. The modification’s origins can be traced back to motorsport, where the pursuit of enhanced performance frequently necessitates wider track widths.