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The build that adorns your screens right now follows a pretty spicy recipe since we're talking about a machine that's as American as they get, gifted with a widebody kit coming from a Japanese developer and now turning heads on European roads.
Sure, the Mopar people offer a widebody option for the Challenger, but this particular example came with the standard body from the factory. The flared fenders present on the machine come from Japanese specialist Liberty Walk, sporting the company's traditional approach, which involves visible rivets.
Note that the complete LB Walk kit for the Challenger can also include a massive front air dam, as well as a ducktail-style spoiler, but these pieces aren't featured on the example we have here. Instead, the vehicle has kept its factory bits, albeit while gaining rear window louvers that complement the badass look.
It's also worth mentioning that the muscle car, a project handled by Peicher Performance, sports a massive roof box as if it would aim to rival the luggage-carrying abilities some of its platform mates deliver.
Given the appearance of the machine, we've selected the nickname found in the title (why keep our Star Wars fantasies a secret?).
The vehicle's connection to the road has been completely redefined, starting with the air suspension, which comes from Null-Bar. As for the MB Design wheels seen here (both companies come from Germany), they mix black centers with polished lips that definitely help the vehicle turn heads.
So, given the #bagged setup of the Dodge, there's no reason to worry about the new setup affecting the daily driver assets of the vehicle since the one behind the wheel can always raise the car.
Of course, you can check out the lowest setting of the suspension in the Tuned Photography-delivered images below (make sure to use the swipe feature of the Instagram post).
Note that the complete LB Walk kit for the Challenger can also include a massive front air dam, as well as a ducktail-style spoiler, but these pieces aren't featured on the example we have here. Instead, the vehicle has kept its factory bits, albeit while gaining rear window louvers that complement the badass look.
It's also worth mentioning that the muscle car, a project handled by Peicher Performance, sports a massive roof box as if it would aim to rival the luggage-carrying abilities some of its platform mates deliver.
Given the appearance of the machine, we've selected the nickname found in the title (why keep our Star Wars fantasies a secret?).
The vehicle's connection to the road has been completely redefined, starting with the air suspension, which comes from Null-Bar. As for the MB Design wheels seen here (both companies come from Germany), they mix black centers with polished lips that definitely help the vehicle turn heads.
So, given the #bagged setup of the Dodge, there's no reason to worry about the new setup affecting the daily driver assets of the vehicle since the one behind the wheel can always raise the car.
Of course, you can check out the lowest setting of the suspension in the Tuned Photography-delivered images below (make sure to use the swipe feature of the Instagram post).
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