An enhancement package designed to broaden the stance of a specific British sports car, it typically includes fender flares, wider side skirts, and modified front and rear bumpers. These components extend beyond the original vehicle’s body lines, creating a more aggressive and visually striking appearance. For instance, an aftermarket option might add several inches to the vehicle’s overall width, accommodating wider wheels and tires for improved handling and aesthetics.
The adoption of this modification can yield several advantages. Beyond the aesthetic appeal of a more imposing presence, the increased width allows for the installation of wider tires, which can improve grip and handling performance, particularly during cornering and acceleration. Historically, such modifications have been prevalent in motorsport, where maximizing tire contact patch is crucial for competitive performance; this influence has trickled down to the aftermarket customization scene. Furthermore, the enhancement can offer a degree of personalization, allowing owners to tailor the vehicle’s appearance to their individual preferences.
