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Liberty Walk does its magic on the Gallardo

Liberty Walk does its magic on the Gallardo

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blogentry-133713-0-45007500-1446479823_thumb.jpgLamborghini's Gallardo isn't exactly the newest supercar in town for sometime already, so owners who want it to freshen up a bit, the famous Japanese tuner, Liberty Walk can definitely help you.

 

blogentry-133713-0-86585200-1446478925_thumb.jpgLike all of their creations, you can expect Liberty Walk’s style to a bit over the top and this body kit package that they have is no different. The biggest change to the car are the wide fenders that come with a raw bolt-on look. An LP560-4 inspired front bumper, a rear diffuser and an oversized rear-wing completes the whole wide body kit. To make sure the car gets the 'slammed' look, air suspension is a must.

 

blogentry-133713-0-49367800-1446479844_thumb.jpgOf course you have to pay a price to look this good; almost $25,000 (S$35,000) for the body kit to be exact. And that is without the air suspension which will cost you another cool $7,900 (S$11,000)!

 

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Magic? More like they pulled their pants down and took a stinking dump all over the Gallardo.

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