Photo: Original photo by autoevolution
This is one of the nicer and more extreme makeovers given to a Scion FR-S for the SEMA show, in Las Vegas, and the first thing that strikes you is the chopped roof, which basically turns this car into a convertible. The car is the combined work of Jeremy Lookofsky from Cartel Customs and Mike Vu of MV Designs.
Aside from the rather noticeable roof, it also features a stretched boot lid, with a metal wing accent, and lots of custom panels both outside and in - front fenders, side skirts and wider body. The list of exterior mods is completed by a custom diffuser for the rear and the striking orange paintjob.
The engine is left completely stock, yet it gains a stronger clutch, by ACT, and aGReddy SP Elite exhaust system. To achieve the ultra-low stance, an ACCUAIR air suspension system has been fitted, which when fully lowered poartially hides the 20-inch front rims and 22-inch rear rims deep underneath the wheelarches - the rims themselves are stunning in their own right (Modulare Forged M18s).
The engine is left completely stock, yet it gains a stronger clutch, by ACT, and aGReddy SP Elite exhaust system. To achieve the ultra-low stance, an ACCUAIR air suspension system has been fitted, which when fully lowered poartially hides the 20-inch front rims and 22-inch rear rims deep underneath the wheelarches - the rims themselves are stunning in their own right (Modulare Forged M18s).
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