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The sole rule governing the realm of automotive renderings these days states there are no rules. As such, we are treated with pixel works that even play with icons, and the Ford GT40 sitting before us is an example as good as any.
Keep in mind this eye candy keeps things simple. To be more precise, while the body of the racecar remains untouched, we can't say the same about its connection to the road.
As such, the Blue Oval motorsport tool now sits on custom wheels, whose fat lips come with an uber-shiny finish that could always serve as a mirror. However, the form of the wheels is not what will see purists jumping aboard the rage train.
Instead, that sort of reaction will be generated by the negative camber angle of the wheels - heck, given the said detail, as well as the microscopic ground clearance of the thing, we might just be dealing with a Hellaflush machine. Keep in mind that the H tuning subculture has been banned in certain parts of the world, based on the accident risks is involves, rather than its aesthetic implications.
Then again, given how builds go these days, this Ford probably features an air suspension setup. This at least means that the driver can lift the vehicle when necessary.
Khyzyl Saleem is the digital artist who brought us this pixel candy. We're talking about a gear head who basically lives to challenge norms and conventions, with this GT40 being one of this restrained shenanigans.
Of course, the machine comes as a result of the buzz generated by the Ford v Ferrari movie (check out the third rendering below for a surprise). By the way, if you haven't seen this commemoration of Le Mans glory already, make sure you do: even with all the history bending it does, the movie remains a delight.
As such, the Blue Oval motorsport tool now sits on custom wheels, whose fat lips come with an uber-shiny finish that could always serve as a mirror. However, the form of the wheels is not what will see purists jumping aboard the rage train.
Instead, that sort of reaction will be generated by the negative camber angle of the wheels - heck, given the said detail, as well as the microscopic ground clearance of the thing, we might just be dealing with a Hellaflush machine. Keep in mind that the H tuning subculture has been banned in certain parts of the world, based on the accident risks is involves, rather than its aesthetic implications.
Then again, given how builds go these days, this Ford probably features an air suspension setup. This at least means that the driver can lift the vehicle when necessary.
Khyzyl Saleem is the digital artist who brought us this pixel candy. We're talking about a gear head who basically lives to challenge norms and conventions, with this GT40 being one of this restrained shenanigans.
Of course, the machine comes as a result of the buzz generated by the Ford v Ferrari movie (check out the third rendering below for a surprise). By the way, if you haven't seen this commemoration of Le Mans glory already, make sure you do: even with all the history bending it does, the movie remains a delight.
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