Japanese tuners Kuhl have developed two distinct customization packages for the latest Nissan Patrol. The first option, called Iron Build, targets hardcore off-road enthusiasts: it features a 51-millimeter suspension lift, 37-inch off-road tires, heavy-duty bumpers, a robust armored plastic body kit with flared wheel arches, and a large roof spoiler made from the same material.
The second package, Urban Style, is designed for city driving on perfect asphalt. It includes an aerodynamic body kit, a rear spoiler and diffuser, a quad-exit exhaust system, height-adjustable suspension, and 22-inch forged wheels with high-performance tires.
Beyond the appearance, Kuhl also promises to boost the twin-turbo 3.5-liter V6 engine from 431 to 500 horsepower, along with upgraded brakes for the body-on-frame SUV. Series production of these tuning kits is scheduled to begin next year, shortly after the Tokyo Auto Show, coinciding with the launch of the Nissan Patrol Y63 in the local market.
Источник: @drom