Honda NSX Liberty Walk: How the Japanese Super GT looks on the street

How many of you would not like to have a racing car suitable for driving on the street? Liberty Walk is a Japanese company dedicated exclusively to the sale and modification of vehicles to give them a more sporty and aggressive look. His latest work, this Honda NSX with a bodywork worthy of any Japanese Super GT vehicle.

There are many models available to equip one of the many kits that Liberty Walk has, and that is the world of preparations has big names in Japan, like GReddy and his Rocket Bunny kits, which modify the car almost completely.

The photographs, taken by Liberty Walk at the Tsukiji Fish Market, famous in Tokyo, show all the work done on the Japanese hybrid supercar. Although most elements of the car have been modified, the most visible are the exterior details, starting with the camber of the wheels -or inclination-, which is more than evident in the rear.

Its suspension has also been retouched, leaving the car with a Stance style, that is, lowering its height to the maximum. At the rear, a large spoiler with LB Performance -Liberty Walk Performance- screen printing has been added and the Honda NSX now sports four exhaust pipes arranged in series in the center of the lower rear.

We do not know anything about possible modifications in the performance of the engine, although it is more than likely that Liberty Walk has readjusted something in the electronics of the hybrid system composed of a motor 6-liter twin-turbocharged V3,5 and three electric motors to offer something more than the 570 horsepower that they give as standard.

If you like this style of mods, both GReddy, with its Rocket Bunny packs, and Liberty Walk, are authentic references within this small world where users of beasts as imposing as this NSX let their vehicles be pampered with preparations made by experts.

Source – Liberty Walk