This Is How Mazda MX-5 Modified With A Touch Liberty Walk

Mazda MX-5 ND modified LBWK. (Doc Instagram/@libertywalkkato)

JAKARTA - The well-known modifier company, Liberty Walk (LBWK) introduced the modified work based on MX-5 or fourth-generation Miata commonly known as the ND code.

Launching from CarBuzz, Friday, January 3, the brand made several massive modifications to the roadster, including the presence of a flare feder kit that showed an aggressive and wide impression.

The presence of the body kit also makes the company install wider tires and configure them further than normal cars. The front and rear sepatbors look longer to the door.

Not only that, but the MX-5 was also modified with the front splitter and rear-ducktail spoiler. LBWK also gave him a rear rearskirts set attached to the back bumper.

Because of its wider shape, this modified car uses a larger set of Meister rims wrapped in rubber tires from Yokohama Advan decorated with white and red decals around it.

In addition to its appearance, LBWK also gave him an adjustable air suspension that made the Miata have a low ground clearance to touch the ground.

Meanwhile, LBWK does not change it in terms of performance, which means that this MX-5 maintains a 4-cylinder 2.0 liter naturally-assisted engine that provides power boosts reaching 181 dk and a 205 Nm torque. Its power is channeled to the rear wheels assisted by the transmission of six manual accelerations or automatic ones.

The good news is that the body kit designed by Japanese tuners is sold at prices ranging from 4,675 US dollars or equivalent to Rp75.8 million with materials originating from Fiber-Reinforced Plastic (FRP) materials.

However, buyers who want Carbon-Fiber Reinforced Plastic material have to spend more than US$6,248 (Rp101.4 million).

Another interesting thing is that the modification of the Mazda MX-5 can be seen directly at the Tokyo Auto Salon on January 10-12.