If there’s a tuning
company that knows what it takes to turn a a Lamborghini into a car that drops more
jaws than anything else on the road, no matter how expensive it might be, it is
Liberty Walk. The Japanese tuner has made a name for itself creating widebody
kits for all kinds of exotics regardless of brand or price. One of their most
famous widebody kits is for the Huracan; clearly eager to outdo itself, the
tuner has released renderings of its heavily-updated kit for the Italian
supercar.
Dubbed the
Silhouette Works GT, it sports a distinctive front bumper and splitter, carbon
fiber hood, and flared wheel arches with subtle air louvers. Cast your eyes
along the sides and you will immediately notice the extended side skirts and
bulging rear wheel arches. One aspect of this widebody kit which distinguishes
it from most other Liberty Walk kits is that the flared arches don’t feature
exposed rivets, making for a more seamless and stylish design.
If you thought the
front fascia and sides were eye-popping, just wait until you see the rear,
where there’s a towering wing and a large shark fin stretching off from the
roof and over the engine cover. Liberty Walk has also manufactured a custom
rear diffuser and fitted a pair of enlarged tailpipes.
The tuner hasn’t
said how much its Silhouette Works GT kit will cost – only that it will make
its public debut at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas in early November.
