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As promised, the Rocket Bunny kit made its way onto the all new Lexus RC. In fact, it’s the first Lexus model to have it’s own specially designed bolt-on widebody kit and we have to say it looks absolutely vicious.
The new kit follows the general lines it had on the GT 86, but with slight modifications to fit the curvy RC’s shapes. It also adds a front lower lip, winglets, side skirts and a new diffuser-integrated rear bumper with four exhaust tips.
This cherry red RC model you see in the photos here has been built by Gordon Ting/Beyond Marketing and also comes with adjustable race bucket seats fitted with Takata harnesses as well as a high performance intake and a new exhaust system.
And as this wasn’t enough to blow your mind, the same builders also created an even more visceral version of the performance Lexus RC F. There’s no widebody kit to be seen in this case, but it does come with a lower lip that also runs on the sides, a lowering suspension kit, five-double-spoked concave rims, bigger GReddy double barrel slanted exhausts, Brembo brakes and Sparco racing seats.
Open up the hood and you’ll see that big V8 embraced by chassis reinforcing struts and even a nitrous oxide system to boost its power output at need. This should be a beast.
This cherry red RC model you see in the photos here has been built by Gordon Ting/Beyond Marketing and also comes with adjustable race bucket seats fitted with Takata harnesses as well as a high performance intake and a new exhaust system.
And as this wasn’t enough to blow your mind, the same builders also created an even more visceral version of the performance Lexus RC F. There’s no widebody kit to be seen in this case, but it does come with a lower lip that also runs on the sides, a lowering suspension kit, five-double-spoked concave rims, bigger GReddy double barrel slanted exhausts, Brembo brakes and Sparco racing seats.
Open up the hood and you’ll see that big V8 embraced by chassis reinforcing struts and even a nitrous oxide system to boost its power output at need. This should be a beast.
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