Garage Active Unveils First Full Carbon R33 GTR Build: Luxury meets Performance

In this episode of Larry Chen's adventures, he takes us to Garage Active in California to witness the birth of a truly remarkable machine: the first-ever full carbon R33 GTR build. With a whopping 141 horsepower engine, lightweight anti-gravity lithium battery, and a striking candy red paint job, this car is a sight to behold. The wider body and unique fade paint scheme add to its allure, making it a standout at SEMA and beyond.

Inside, the handcrafted leather interior exudes luxury and modernity, a departure from the usual dark and heavy GTR interiors. The attention to detail is impeccable, with every element carefully considered and expertly executed. This build is not just about looks; it's designed for street driving comfort with the capability for occasional track outings, striking the perfect balance between style and performance.

Under the hood, HKS components, GT3 turbos, and a target of 650 horsepower promise exhilarating performance. The signature hood, dry carbon grill, and active widebody front bumper kit further enhance the car's aggressive yet sophisticated appearance. With a price tag starting at $300-350k, this complete car build is a testament to Garage Active's dedication to quality and craftsmanship. Larry also hints at future projects, including custom headlights for the R33, showcasing the brand's commitment to innovation and excellence in the automotive world.

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Viewer Reactions for Full Carbon Widebody GT-R by Garage Active: The Perfect R33 Skyline?

• The paint fade to raw carbon on the R33 is highly praised
• The builds are redefining the standards for GTRs
• The attention to detail and tasteful mods are appreciated
• Interior choices and color coordination are well done
• The R33 is considered the most slept-on GTR
• Suggestions for future builds include a purple R34
• The R33 chassis is said to suit the wide body the best
• Comments about the wide body, front bumper, and color being perfect
• Requests for more JDM videos and a documentary-style visit to the shop
• A specific photography question directed at Larry Chen about capturing a bike messenger at speed