Thicker does not mean heavier. It was this principle guided designers of the American tuning studio Clinched, when they started work on a new body kit for the Ford Mustang. The general public will see the "new thing" on the tuning show SEMA on October 31. As practice shows, the "wild horse" is "overcome", and very successfully, by many well-known experts of the world of tuning. Their projects already boast Shelby, Roush, Liberty Walk and Sutton Bespoke.
However, and the work of the not-so-famous tuning studio Clinched deserves more than close attention. The body kit, represented by the specialists of this California company, turned an elegant buttercup into a fair fat man. When you look at it, you get a deceptive impression that you need at least one and a half lanes to drive the car.
And now about the details. Clinched employees completely changed the design of the Ford Mustang front end by installing a new splitter, bonnet and radiator grille. The wings are very massive, and the air intakes appearing in them are simply huge.
Buyers are offered a choice of two options for tuning: more resistant plastic and not so durable, but much more stylish - carbon. It is clear that the price of the second will be higher than that of the first.
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