It's one of the most affordable widebody kits you can buy, coming in at $3,500 or less — just a fraction of most widebody kits, which often cost over $15,000 when all is said and done.

When artist mick_em_all posted these photos a few days ago, we immediately saw the JDM connection. However, without reading the description, we thought the body kit copied the Veilside look, made ...

He meticulously transformed his Hako into a Hot Wheels legend—an authentic JDM classic that captures the 70s and 80s era of Japanese tuning. The outcome: a 1972 Nissan Skyline 2000GT Hakosuka boasting ...

Rowen usually tuned supercars, so it's not surprising that the body kit looks well made. Of course, it's not going to be cheap to buy one because the exhaust alone is worth about $3,000.

At the time we covered this installation the Roush PCM calibration, dubbed Roush Diagnostic Tool (or RDT), was the only tuning available for the kit due to the use of a Shelby GT500 throttle-body.