throtl's Nissan Z SEMA Project: Unveiling a Show-Stopping Build and Exciting Giveaway

In the latest episode of throtl, the guys unveil their latest acquisition, a Nissan Z that they plan to turn into a show-stopping SEMA project. With the old wrap removed and some test driving under their belts, they waste no time in getting to work. The first order of business is installing new Recaro seats and a custom exhaust, followed by the pièce de résistance: a Liberty Walk body kit all the way from Japan. The team is impressed with the quality and craftsmanship of the kit, which arrives meticulously packaged to ensure its safety during shipping.

As they unwrap the bumper, they are immediately struck by its sharpness and how it extends further than the original bumper, giving the car a more aggressive look. The front lip and the three-piece wing are also installed, adding to the car's overall aesthetic. The guys can't help but comment on how the Liberty Walk body kit gives the Nissan Z a touch of Lamborghini Aventador vibes. It's clear that they are thrilled with how the car is coming together and can't wait to see the finished product with the new wheels.

In an exciting turn of events, the winner of throtl's 2022 Subaru BRZ giveaway is announced. Kit Huddleson from Fort Walton Beach, Florida is the lucky recipient of the car and a $20,000 check. The team FaceTimes Kit to deliver the news, and his reaction is priceless. It's clear that winning this prize is a life-changing moment for him.

Moving on to another project, the guys set their sights on installing an air suspension system on the Nissan Z. With the help of Lorenzo from Icebox Customs, they remove the factory suspension and meticulously install the custom air suspension. They take great care in routing the airlines and securing them in place. The final result is a car that not only looks stunning with its Liberty Walk body kit but also rides smoothly thanks to the air suspension.

Overall, this episode of throtl showcases the team's dedication to creating show-stopping builds. From the meticulous installation of the body kit to the excitement of announcing a giveaway winner, it's clear that the guys at throtl are passionate about what they do. Stay tuned for more updates on their SEMA project and future giveaways.

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Viewer Reactions for Building the USA’s FIRST Liberty Walk Nissan Z for SEMA! - Part 3

• The kit on the car reminds some people of Datsun vibes and kaido racers from the past
• Some people prefer the front end without the lip on the kit
• Throtl's builds are inspiring and high quality
• Some people suggest different wheels for the car, such as deep concave or custom made rims
• The kit design is compared to IMSA 240z and G-nose bumpers
• Some people mention other cars in the background, such as a Mazda 3 and a Porsche
• Congrats to Kit for winning the BRZ
• Some people want to see a VR6 or inline 5 swap in a future build
• The rear fender/bumper join is criticized for needing a spat or something to improve the look
• Some people suggest BBS E88 or Nismo LM GT wheels for the car.